Wiring substrate, array substrate and light emitting module

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure relates to the field of display technology, and provides a wiring substrate, an array substrate, and a light emitting module. The wiring substrate includes a base substrate, a first metal wiring layer, and an insulating material layer stacked in sequence. The first metal wiring layer is provided with a plurality of drive leads extending along a first direction, and the insulating material layer is provided with a plurality of via holes exposing the drive leads. Through adjusting positions of the drive leads and positions of the via holes, the wiring substrate can be applied to different microchips, and used further to prepare different array substrates.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present application is a 35 U.S.C. 371 national phase application ofPCT International Application No. PCT/CN2021/074260 filed on Jan. 28,2021, the entire disclosure of which is incorporated herein as a part ofthe present application for all purposes.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of display technology, andin particular, to a wiring substrate, an array substrate and a lightemitting module.

BACKGROUND

Mini Light Emitting Diode (Mini LED) backlight substrate adopts adirect-type design. A large number of Mini LEDs are arranged to achievedimming in a smaller region. Compared with the traditional backlightdesign, its optical performance is better, helping to achieve betterbrightness uniformity and higher color contrast within a smaller mixingdistance.

Currently, there are many different microchips suitable for Mini LEDbacklight substrates, but different microchips have differentrequirements for the wiring distribution of Mini LED backlightsubstrates, which leads to the need to develop backlight substratescorresponding to different microchips. The masks and intermediatesubstrates of different backlight substrates cannot be shared. This notonly increases the development cycle and cost of different backlightsubstrates, but also is not conducive to simplifying the process.

It should be noted that the information disclosed in the background artsection above is only used to enhance the understanding of thebackground of the present disclosure, and therefore may includeinformation that does not constitute the prior art known to those ofordinary skill in the art.

SUMMARY

According to an aspect of the present disclosure, there is provided awiring substrate including a plurality of control regions distributed inan array. The plurality of control regions are arranged into a pluralityof control region rows and a plurality of control region columns. Eachof the control region columns includes at least two of the controlregions arranged along a first direction. Each of the control regionrows includes at least two of the control regions arranged along asecond direction. The second direction is parallel to the plane wherethe wiring substrate is located and intersects with the first direction.

Each of the control regions includes four device regions distributed inan array, and the device regions are used to set up functional devicesthat are electrically connected to one another. The four device regionsin each of the control regions are respectively a first device region, asecond device region, a third device region and a fourth device region.The first device region is the device region located in the first rowalong the first direction and in the first column along the seconddirection in the control region. The second device region is the deviceregion located in the first row along the first direction and in thesecond column along the second direction in the control region. Thethird device region is the device region located in the second row alongthe first direction and in the first column along the second directionin the control region. The fourth device region is the device regionlocated in the second row along the first direction and in the secondcolumn along the second direction in the control region.

The wiring substrate includes a base substrate, a first metal wiringlayer, and an insulating material layer that are stacked in sequence.The first metal wiring layer is provided with drive leads extendingalong the first direction. In each of the control region columns, thedrive leads include at least a first power voltage lead, a first inputlead, a reference voltage lead, a second input lead, and a second powervoltage lead that are sequentially arranged along the second direction.The wiring substrate further has at least one signal channel extendingalong the first direction, and each of the signal channels includes atleast one of the control region columns. In each of the signal channels,the drive leads further include at least one address lead.

The control regions include first control regions. In one of the firstcontrol regions, the insulating material layer is provided with a first,second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth power via hole, a first, second,third and fourth input via hole, and a first and second reference viahole.

The first, second and third power via hole are arranged in sequencealong the first direction and respectively expose a partial region ofthe first power voltage lead. The first power via hole is located at aside of the device region A (1,1) away from the device region A (2,1) orlocated between the device region A (1,1) and the device region A (2,1).The second power via hole is located between the device region A (1, 1)and the device region A (2, 1). The third power via hole is located at aside of the device region A (2, 1) away from the device region A (1,1).

The fourth, fifth and sixth power via hole are arranged in sequencealong the first direction and respectively expose a partial region ofthe second power voltage lead. The fourth power via hole is located at aside of the second device region away from the fourth device region orlocated between the second device region and the fourth device region.The fifth power via hole is located between the second device region andthe fourth device region. The sixth power via hole is located at a sideof the fourth device region away from the second device region.

The first input via hole and the second input via hole respectivelyexpose a partial region of the first input lead. The first input viahole is located between the edge of the first device region away fromthe third device region and the edge of the third device region close tothe first device region. The second input via hole is located at a sideof the third device region away from the first device region.

The third input via hole and the fourth input via hole respectivelyexpose a partial region of the second input lead. The third input viahole is located between the edge of the second device region away fromthe fourth device region and the edge of the fourth device region closeto the second device region. The fourth input via hole is located at aside of the fourth device region away from the second device region.

The first reference via hole and the second reference via holerespectively expose a partial region of the reference voltage lead.Along the first direction, the first reference via hole is locatedbetween the first device region and the third device regions. The secondreference via hole is located at a side of the third device region awayfrom the first device region.

In each of the signal channels, the insulating material layer is furtherprovided with at least one address via hole that exposes a partialregion of the at least one address lead.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in one of thecontrol region columns, the first power via hole and the fourth powervia hole are symmetrical about a first symmetry axis. The second powervia hole is symmetrical with the fifth power via hole about a secondsymmetry axis. The third power via hole and the sixth power via hole aresymmetrical about a third symmetry axis. The first symmetry axis, thesecond symmetry axis and the third symmetry axis extend along the firstdirection and coincide with one another.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in one of thecontrol region columns, the first input via hole and the third input viahole are symmetrical about a fourth symmetry axis. The second input viahole is symmetrical with the fifth input via hole about a sixth symmetryaxis. The fourth symmetry axis and the fifth symmetry axis extend alongthe first direction and coincide with each other.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in one of thefirst control regions, along the first direction, the first power viahole and the fourth power via hole are located between the first deviceregion and the first reference via hole. The second power via hole andthe fifth power via hole are located between the third device region andthe first reference via hole. The third power via hole and the sixthpower via hole are located between the third device region and thesecond reference via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in one of thefirst control regions, the insulating material layer is further providedwith a third reference via hole and a fourth reference via hole exposinga partial region of the reference voltage lead respectively. The thirdreference via hole and the first reference via hole are symmetric abouta sixth symmetry axis. The fourth reference via hole and the secondreference via hole are symmetric about a seventh symmetry axis. Thesixth symmetry axis and the seventh symmetry axis extend along the firstdirection and coincide with each other.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in one of thefirst control regions, along the second direction, the third referencevia hole and the fourth reference via hole are located at a side of thefirst reference via hole and the second reference via hole away from thefirst power voltage lead.

In one of the first control regions, the first power via hole, the firstinput via hole, the first reference via hole, the fourth power via hole,the third input via hole, and the third reference via hole constitute afirst group of via holes. The third power via hole, the second input viahole, the second reference via hole, the sixth power via hole, thefourth input via hole and the fourth reference via hole form a secondgroup of via holes.

The relative position between the via holes in the first group of viaholes is the same as the relative position between the via holes in thesecond group of via holes.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in one of thefirst control regions, the insulating material layer is further providedwith a fifth reference via hole that exposes a partial region of thereference voltage lead, and the fifth reference via hole is locatedbetween the four device regions.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in one of thefirst control regions, the insulating material layer is further providedwith a fifth input via hole exposing a partial region of the first inputlead. Along the first direction, the fifth input via hole is locatedbetween the first reference via hole and the third device region. Theinsulating material layer may also be provided with a first input viahole exposing a partial region of the second input lead. The sixth inputvia hole and the fifth input via hole are symmetrical about an eighthsymmetry axis, and the eighth symmetry axis extends along the firstdirection.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, the controlregions further include second control regions. In each of the controlregion columns, the second control regions are located at a side of eachof the first control regions along the first direction.

In one of the second control regions, the insulating material layer isprovided with a seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth power via hole, aseventh, eighth, ninth and tenth input via hole, and a sixth, seventh,eighth, ninth and tenth reference via hole.

The seventh power via hole and the eighth power via hole respectivelyexpose at least a partial region of the first power voltage lead. Theninth power via hole and the tenth power via hole respectively expose atleast a partial region of the second power voltage lead. The eighthpower via hole is located at a side along the first direction of theseventh power via hole and between the first device region and the thirddevice region. The tenth power via hole is located at a side along thefirst direction of the ninth power via hole and between the seconddevice region and the fourth device region.

The seventh input via hole and the eighth input via hole respectivelyexpose a partial region of the first input lead. The seventh input viahole is located at a side of the first device region away from the thirddevice region. The eighth input via hole is located between the firstdevice region and the third device region. The ninth input via hole andthe tenth input via hole respectively expose a partial region of thesecond input lead. The ninth input via hole is located at a side of thesecond device region away from the fourth device region. The tenth inputvia hole is located between the second device region and the fourthdevice region.

The sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth reference via holerespectively exposes a partial region of the reference voltage lead. Thesixth reference via hole and the seventh reference via hole are arrangedalong the second direction and located between the first device regionand the third device region. The eighth reference via hole is locatedbetween the first device region and the third device region, and theninth reference via hole is located between the second device region andthe fourth device region. The tenth reference via hole is locatedbetween the four device regions of the second control region.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, the wiringsubstrate includes a fan-out region, and the first metal wiring layer isprovided in the fan-out region with fan-out leads each connected to arespective one of the drive leads. Each of the drive lead is connectedto the corresponding fan-out lead in the second control region.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, the number of theaddress leads is not less than the number of the control region rows.

The address via holes include first address via holes and second addressvia holes. The first address via holes are arranged close to an end ofthe address lead, and at least one of the first address vias is arrangedin each of the signal channels. The second address via holecorresponding to the control region row is provided in each of thecontrol region rows. The second address via hole corresponding to eachof the control region rows respectively exposes a partial region of adifferent address lead.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, the address viahole further includes a third address via hole. Along the firstdirection, the first address via hole and the third address via hole arerespectively distributed at two ends of the wiring substrate. In one ofthe signal channels, the number of the address leads is at least two,the number of the third address via holes is at least one, and at leastone of the first address via holes and at least one of the third addressvia holes respectively exposes different address leads.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in one controlregion column, two address leads, and one first address via hole and onethird address via hole are provided. The first address via hole exposesone of the address leads, and the third address via hole exposes theother of the address leads.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, two ends of eachof the address leads are respectively exposed by the first address viahole and the third address via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, the number of thesecond address via holes is the same as the number of the control regionrows, and each of the second address via holes is arranged in aone-to-one correspondence with a respective one of the control regionrows. Each of the second address via holes respectively exposes adifferent address lead, and each one of the second address via holes islocated in the corresponding control region row.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in each of thecontrol region rows, the number of the second address via holes is thesame as the number of the address leads, and each of the second addressvia holes is arranged in one-to-one correspondence with a respective oneof the address leads. Each of the second address via holes exposes thecorresponding address lead.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, the first metalwiring layer further has a first voltage distribution line extendingalong the second direction, and each of the drive leads is located at aside along the first direction of the first voltage distribution line.The first power voltage lead and the second power voltage lead extendalong the opposite direction of the first direction, so as to beconnected with the first voltage distribution line. Alternatively, thereference voltage lead extends along the opposite direction of the firstdirection, so as to be connected with the first voltage distributionline.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, the first metalwiring layer further includes a second voltage distribution lineextending along the second direction. The first voltage distributionline is located between the second voltage distribution line and each ofthe drive leads.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, there is providedan array substrate including the above-mentioned wiring substrate.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, the arraysubstrate further includes a second metal wiring layer and an insulatingprotection layer that are sequentially laminated on a side of theinsulating material layer of the wiring substrate away from the basesubstrate, and the array substrate further includes multiple functionaldevices and multiple microchips.

The second metal wiring layer includes a plurality of connection leads,a plurality of device pad groups and a plurality of chip pad groups. Thefunctional devices are bound and connected to the device pad groups, andthe microchips are bound and connected to the chip pad groups. Thedevice pad groups and the chip pad groups are bound and connected to theconnection leads. At least part of the connection leads is connected tothe first metal wiring layer through at least part of the via holesprovided on the insulating material layer.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, a device controlcircuit is provided in each of the device regions, and the devicecontrol circuit includes one of the functional devices or a plurality ofelectrically connected functional devices.

In the first control region, the first end of the device control circuitin the first device region is connected with the first power voltagelead through the connection lead overlapping with the first power viahole. The first end of the device control circuit in the third deviceregion is connected with the first power voltage lead through theconnection lead overlapping with the second power via hole or the thirdpower via hole. The first end of the device control circuit in thesecond device region is connected with the second power voltage leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the fourth power via hole.The first end of the device control circuit in the fourth device regionis connected with the second power voltage lead through the connectionlead overlapping with the fifth power via hole or the sixth power viahole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in one of thecontrol regions, the array substrate is provided with four chip padgroups each corresponding to a respective one of the four deviceregions. Each of the chip pad groups includes a reference voltagesub-pad, an output sub-pad, a first input sub-pad and a second inputsub-pad. The second end of the device control circuit in each of thedevice regions is connected with the output sub-pad of the chip padgroup corresponding to the device region through the connection lead.

In one of the signal channels, each of the device regions issequentially numbered, and the device region with a serial number of 1is located at an end along the first direction of the signal channel.The chip pad groups corresponding to each of the device regions aresequentially cascaded according to the serial number of the deviceregion. The second input sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding tothe device region with a serial number of 1 is connected with one of theaddress leads through the connection lead overlapping with the addressvia hole. The output sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding to thedevice region with a serial number of (n−1) is connected with the secondinput sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding to the device regionwith a serial number of n through the connection lead, where n is apositive integer greater than 1 and not greater than the number of thedevice regions in one signal channel.

In each of the first control regions, the reference voltage sub-pad ofthe chip pad group corresponding to the first device region and thereference voltage sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding to thesecond device region are connected with the reference voltage leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the first reference viahole. The reference voltage sub-pad of the chip pad group correspondingto the third device region and the reference voltage sub-pad of the chippad group corresponding to the fourth device region are connected withthe reference voltage lead through the connection lead that overlapswith the second reference via hole. The first input sub-pad of the chippad group corresponding to the first device region is connected with thefirst input lead through the connection lead that overlaps with thefirst input via holes. The first input sub-pad of the chip pad groupcorresponding to the third device region is connected with the firstinput lead through the connection lead overlapping with the second inputvia hole. The first input sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding tothe second device region is connected with the second input lead throughthe connection lead overlapping with the third input via hole. The firstinput sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding to the fourth deviceregion is connected with the second input lead through the connectionlead overlapping with the fourth input via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in one of thecontrol regions, the array substrate is provided with four chip padgroups each corresponding to a respective one of the four deviceregions. Each of the chip pad groups includes a reference voltagesub-pad, an output sub-pad, a first input sub-pad and a second inputsub-pad. The second end of the device control circuit in each of thedevice regions is connected with the output sub-pad of the chip padgroup corresponding to the device region through the connection lead.

In one of the signal channels, each of the device regions issequentially numbered, and the device region with a serial number of 1is located at an end along the first direction of the signal channel.The chip pad groups corresponding to each of the device regions aresequentially cascaded according to the serial number of the deviceregion. The second input sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding tothe device region with a serial number of 1 is connected with one of theaddress leads through the connection lead overlapping with the addressvia hole. The output sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding to thedevice region with a serial number of (n−1) is connected with the secondinput sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding to the device regionwith a serial number of n through the connection lead, wherein n is apositive integer greater than 1 and not greater than the number of thedevice regions in one signal channel.

In each of the first control regions, the first input sub-pad of thechip pad group corresponding to the first device region is connectedwith the first input lead through the connection lead overlapping withthe first input via hole. The first input sub-pad of the chip pad groupcorresponding to the third device region is connected with the firstinput lead through the connection lead overlapping with the second inputvia hole. The first input sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding tothe second device region is connected with the second input lead throughthe connection lead overlapping the third input via hole. The firstinput sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding to the fourth deviceregion is connected with the second input lead through the connectionlead overlapping with the fourth input via hole.

When the wiring substrate is provided with the third reference via holeand the fourth reference via hole, in each of the first control regions,the reference voltage sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding to thefirst device region is connected with the reference voltage lead throughthe connection lead overlapping with the first reference via hole. Thereference voltage sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding to thethird device region is connected with the reference voltage lead throughthe connection lead overlapping with the second reference via hole. Thereference voltage sub-pad of the chip pad group corresponding to thesecond device region is connected with the reference voltage leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the third reference viahole. The reference voltage sub-pad of the chip pad group correspondingto the fourth device region is connected with the reference voltage leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the fourth reference viahole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, when the wiringsubstrate includes the second control regions, in each of the secondcontrol regions, the chip pad group corresponding to the first deviceregion and the chip pad group corresponding to the second device regionare located between the first device region and the second deviceregion. The chip pad group corresponding to the first device region isdisposed close to the first device region. The chip pad groupcorresponding to the second device region is disposed close to thesecond device region. Along the first direction, the chip pad groupcorresponding to the third device region is located between the firstdevice region and the third device region, and the chip pad groupcorresponding to the fourth device region is located between the seconddevice region and the fourth device region.

In the chip pad group corresponding to the first device region in eachof the second control regions, the reference voltage sub-pad and thereference voltage lead are connected through the connection leadoverlapping with the sixth reference via hole, and the first inputsub-pad and the first input lead are connected through the connectionlead overlapping with the seventh input via hole.

In the chip pad group corresponding to the second device region in eachof the second control regions, the reference voltage sub-pad and thereference voltage lead are connected through the connection leadoverlapping with the seventh reference via hole, and the first inputsub-pad and the second input lead are connected through the connectionlead overlapping with the ninth input via hole.

In the chip pad group corresponding to the third device region in eachof the second control regions, the reference voltage sub-pad and thereference voltage lead are connected through the connection leadoverlapping with the eighth reference via hole, and the first inputsub-pad and the first input lead are connected through the connectionlead overlapping with the eighth input via hole.

In the chip pad group corresponding to the fourth device region in eachof the second control regions, the reference voltage sub-pad and thereference voltage lead are connected through the connection leadoverlapping with the ninth reference via hole, and the first inputsub-pad and the second input lead are connected through the connectionlead overlapping with the tenth input via hole.

In each of the second control regions, the first end of the devicecontrol circuit in the first device region is connected with the firstpower voltage lead through the connection lead that overlaps with theseventh power via hole. The first end of the device control circuit inthe third device region is connected with the first power voltage leadthrough the connection lead that overlaps with the eighth power viahole. The first end of the device control circuit in the second deviceregion is connected with the second power voltage lead through theconnection lead that overlaps the ninth power via hole. The first end ofthe device control circuit in the fourth device region is connected withthe second power voltage lead through the connection lead that overlapsthe tenth power via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in each of thecontrol regions, the array substrate is provided with one chip padgroup, and the chip pad group is located between the four device regionsof the control region. The chip pad group includes a reference voltagesub-pad, a chip power sub-pad, a drive data sub-pad, an address sub-pad,and four output sub-pads. The second end of the device control circuitin each of the four device regions is electrically connected with arespective one of the four output sub-pads through the connection lead.The reference voltage sub-pad is located at a side along the firstdirection of the address sub-pad.

In each of the first control regions, the reference voltage sub-pad islocated at a side along the first direction of the address sub-pad. Thereference voltage sub-pad and the reference voltage lead are connectedthrough the connection lead that overlaps with the second reference viahole. One of the chip power sub-pad and the drive data sub-pad isconnected with the first input lead through the connection lead thatoverlaps with the first input via hole, and the other of the chip powersub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected with the second inputlead through the connection lead that overlaps with the third input viahole. The address sub-pad is connected with the address lead through theconnection lead overlapping with the address via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in each of thecontrol regions, the array substrate is provided with one chip padgroup, and the chip pad group is located between the four device regionsof the control regions. The chip pad group includes a reference voltagesub-pad, a chip power sub-pad, a drive data sub-pad, an address sub-pad,and four output sub-pads. The second end of the device control circuitin each of the four device regions is electrically connected with arespective one of the four output sub-pads through the connection lead.

When the wiring substrate is provided with the fifth reference via hole,in each of the first control regions, the reference voltage sub-pad andthe reference voltage lead are connected through the connection leadthat overlaps with the fifth reference via hole. One of the chip powersub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected with the first inputlead through the connection lead overlapping with the first input viahole, and the other of the chip power sub-pad and the drive data sub-padis connected with the second input lead through the connection leadoverlapping with the third input via hole. The address sub-pad and theaddress lead are connected with each other through the connection leadoverlapping the address via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in each of thecontrol regions, the array substrate is provided with one chip padgroup, and the chip pad group is located between the four device regionsof the control region. The chip pad group includes a reference voltagesub-pad, a chip power sub-pad, a drive data sub-pad, an address sub-pad,and four output sub-pads. The second end of the device control circuitin each of the four device regions is electrically connected with arespective one of the four output sub-pads through the connection lead.

When the wiring substrate is provided with the fifth input via hole andthe sixth input via hole, in each of the first control regions, thereference voltage sub-pad and the reference voltage lead are connectedthrough the connection lead. One of the chip power sub-pad and the drivedata sub-pad is connected with the first input lead through theconnection lead overlapping with the fifth input via hole, and the otherof the chip power sub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected withthe second input lead through the connection lead that overlaps with thesixth input via hole. The address sub-pad and the address lead areconnected through the connection lead overlapping with the address viahole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, when the wiringsubstrate includes the second control regions, in each of the secondcontrol regions, the first end of the device control circuit in thefirst device region is connected with the first power voltage leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the seventh power via hole.The first end of the device control circuit in the third device regionis connected with the first power voltage lead through the connectionlead overlapping with the eighth power via hole. The first end of thedevice control circuit in the second device region is connected with thesecond power voltage lead through the connection lead overlapping withthe ninth power via hole. The first end of the device control circuit inthe fourth device region is connected with the second power voltage leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the tenth power via hole.The second end of the device control circuit in each of the four deviceregions is connected with a respective one of the four output sub-padsthrough the connection lead.

The reference voltage sub-pad and the reference voltage lead areconnected through the connection lead overlapping with the tenthreference via hole. One of the chip power sub-pad and the drive datasub-pad is connected with the first input lead through the connectionlead that overlaps with the eighth input via hole, and the other of thechip power sub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected with thesecond input lead through the connection lead overlapping with the tenthinput via hole. The address sub-pad and the address lead are connectedby the connection lead overlapping with the address via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in each of thecontrol regions, the array substrate is provided with one chip padgroup, and the chip pad group is located between the four device regionsof the control region. The chip pad group includes a reference voltagesub-pad, a chip power sub-pad, a drive data sub-pad, a strobe signalsub-pad, a relay signal sub-pad and four output sub-pads. The second endof the device control circuit in each of the four device regions iselectrically connected to a respective one of the four output sub-padsthrough the connection lead.

In one of the signal channel regions, each of the control regions isnumbered sequentially, wherein the control region with a serial numberof 1 is located at an end of the signal channel region along itsextension direction. The chip pad groups in each of the control regionsare sequentially cascaded according to the serial number of the controlregion. The strobe signal sub-pad of the chip pad group in the controlregion with a serial number of 1 is connected with the address leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the address via hole. Therelay signal sub-pad of the chip pad group in the control region with aserial number of (n−1) is connected with the strobe signal sub-pad ofthe chip pad group in the control region with a serial number of nthrough the connection lead, wherein n is a positive integer greaterthan 1 and not greater than the number of the control regions in onesignal channel.

In each of the first control regions, the reference voltage sub-pad andthe reference voltage lead are connected by the connection leadoverlapping with the second reference via hole. One of the chip powersub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected to the first input leadthrough the connection lead that overlaps with the first input via hole,and the other of the chip power sub-pad and the drive data sub-pad isconnected to the second input lead through the connection leadoverlapping with the third input via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in each of thecontrol regions, the array substrate is provided with one chip padgroup, and the chip pad group is located between the four device regionsof the control region. The chip pad group includes a reference voltagesub-pad, a chip power sub-pad, a drive data sub-pad, a strobe signalsub-pad, a relay signal sub-pad and four output sub-pads. The second endof the device control circuit in each of the four device regions iselectrically connected to a respective one of the four output sub-padsthrough the connection lead.

In one of the signal channel regions, each of the control regions isnumbered sequentially, wherein the control region with a serial numberof 1 is located at an end of the signal channel region along itsextension direction. The chip pad groups in each of the control regionsare sequentially cascaded according to the serial number of the controlregion. The strobe signal sub-pad of the chip pad group in the controlregion with a serial number of 1 is connected with the address leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the address via hole. Therelay signal sub-pad of the chip pad group in the control region with aserial number of (n−1) is connected with the strobe signal sub-pad ofthe chip pad group in the control region with a serial number of nthrough the connection lead.

When the wiring substrate includes the fifth reference via hole, in eachof the first control regions, the reference voltage sub-pad and thereference voltage lead are connected through the connection leadoverlapping with the fifth reference via hole. One of the chip powersub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected with the first inputlead through the connection lead overlapping with the first input viahole, and the other of the chip power sub-pad and the drive data sub-padis connected with the second input lead through the connection leadoverlapping with the third input via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in each of thecontrol regions, the array substrate is provided with one chip padgroup, and the chip pad group is located between the four device regionsof the control region. The chip pad group includes a reference voltagesub-pad, a chip power sub-pad, a drive data sub-pad, a strobe signalsub-pad, a relay signal sub-pad and four output sub-pads. The second endof the device control circuit in each of the four device regions iselectrically connected to a respective one of the four output sub-padsthrough the connection lead.

In one of the signal channel regions, each of the control regions isnumbered sequentially, wherein the control region with a serial numberof 1 is located at an end of the signal channel region along itsextension direction. The chip pad groups in each of the control regionsare sequentially cascaded according to the serial number of the controlregion. The strobe signal sub-pad of the chip pad group in the controlregion with a serial number 1 is connected with the address lead throughthe connection lead overlapping with the address via hole. The relaysignal sub-pad of the chip pad group in the control region with a serialnumber of (n−1) is connected to the strobe signal sub-pad of the chippad group in the control region with a serial number of n through theconnection lead, wherein n is a positive integer greater than 1 and notgreater than the number of the control regions in one signal channel.

When the wiring substrate includes the fifth reference via hole and thesixth reference via hole, in each of the first control regions, thereference voltage sub-pad and the reference voltage lead are connectedthrough the connection lead. One of the chip power sub-pad and the drivedata sub-pad is connected to the first input lead through the connectionlead that overlaps the fifth input via hole, and the other of the chippower sub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected to the secondinput lead through the connection lead overlapping with the sixth inputvia hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, when the wiringsubstrate includes the second control regions, in each of the secondcontrol regions, the first end of the device control circuit in thefirst device region is connected with the first power voltage leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the seventh power via hole.The first end of the device control circuit in the third device regionis connected to the first power voltage lead through the connection leadoverlapping with the eighth power via hole. The first end of the devicecontrol circuit in the second device region is connected to the secondpower voltage lead through the connection lead overlapping with theninth power via hole. The first end of the device control circuit in thefourth device region is connected with the second power voltage leadthrough the connection leads overlapping with the tenth power via hole.The second end of the device control circuit in each of the four deviceregions is connected to a respective one of the four output sub-padsthrough the connection lead.

The reference voltage sub-pad and the reference voltage lead areconnected by the connection lead overlapping with the tenth referencevia hole. One of the chip power sub-pad and the drive data sub-pad isconnected is connected to the first input lead through the connectionlead that overlaps the eighth input via hole, and the other of the chippower sub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected to the secondinput lead through the connection lead overlapping with the tenth inputvia hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in each of thecontrol regions, the array substrate is provided with one chip padgroup, and the chip pad group is located between the four device regionsof the control region. The chip pad group includes two reference voltagesub-pads, a chip power sub-pad, a drive data sub-pad, a strobe signalsub-pad, a relay signal sub-pad and four output sub-pads. The second endof the device control circuit in each of the four device regions iselectrically connected to a respective one of the four output sub-padsthrough the connection lead.

In one of the signal channel regions, each of the control regions isnumbered sequentially, wherein the control region with a serial numberof 1 is located at an end of the signal channel region along itsextension direction. The chip pad groups in each of the control regionsare sequentially cascaded according to the serial number of the controlregion. The strobe signal sub-pad of the chip pad group in the controlregion with a serial number of 1 is connected with the address leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the address via hole. Therelay signal sub-pad of the chip pad group in the control region with aserial number of (n−1) is connected to the strobe signal sub-pad of thechip pad group in the control region with a serial number of n throughthe connection lead, wherein is a positive integer greater than 1 andnot greater than the number of the control regions in one signalchannel.

In each of the first control regions, along the second direction, thereference voltage sub-pad is located between the strobe signal sub-padand the first reference via hole. One of the reference voltage sub-padand the reference voltage lead is connected by the connection leadoverlapping with the first reference via hole. One of the chip powersub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected with the first inputlead through the connection lead overlapping with the first input viahole, and the other of the chip power sub-pad and the drive data sub-padis connected with the second input lead through the connection leadoverlapping with the third input via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, in each of thecontrol regions, the array substrate is provided with one chip padgroup, and the chip pad group is located between the four device regionsof the control region. The chip pad group includes two reference voltagesub-pads, a chip power sub-pad, a drive data sub-pad, a strobe signalsub-pad, a relay signal sub-pad and four output sub-pads. The second endof the device control circuit in each of the four device regions iselectrically connected to a respective one of the four output sub-padsthrough the connection lead.

In one of the signal channel regions, each of the control regions isnumbered sequentially, wherein the control region with a serial numberof 1 is located at an end of the signal channel region along itsextension direction. The chip pad groups in each of the control regionsare sequentially cascaded according to the serial number of the controlregion. The strobe signal sub-pad of the chip pad group in the controlregion with a serial number of 1 is connected with the address leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the address via hole. Therelay signal sub-pad of the chip pad group in the control region with aserial number of (n−1) is connected to the strobe signal sub-pad of thechip pad group in the control region with a serial number of n throughthe connection lead.

When the wiring substrate includes the fifth reference via hole, in eachof the first control regions, along the second direction, the referencevoltage sub-pad is located between the strobe signal sub-pad and thefirst reference via hole. The chip pad group is located at a side alongthe second direction of the fifth reference via hole. One of thereference voltage sub-pads is connected with the reference voltage leadthrough the connection lead that overlaps with the first reference viahole. The other of the reference voltage sub-pads is connected with thereference voltage lead through the connection lead that overlaps withthe fifth reference via hole. One of the chip power sub-pad and thedrive data sub-pad is connected to the first input lead through theconnection lead overlapping with the first input via hole, and the otherof the chip power sub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected to thesecond input lead through the connection lead that overlaps with thethird input via hole.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, when the wiringsubstrate includes the second control regions, in each of the secondcontrol regions, the first end of the device control circuit in thefirst device region is connected with the first power voltage leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the seventh power via hole.The first end of the device control circuit in the third device regionis connected to the first power voltage lead through the connection leadoverlapping with the eighth power via hole. The first end of the devicecontrol circuit in the second device region is connected to the secondpower voltage lead through the connection lead overlapping with theninth power via hole. The first end of the device control circuit in thefourth device region is connected with the second power voltage leadthrough the connection lead overlapping with the tenth power via hole.The second end of the device control circuit in each of the four deviceregions is connected to a respective one of the four output sub-padsthrough the connection lead.

One of the reference voltage sub-pads is connected with the referencevoltage lead through the connection lead overlapping with the tenthreference via hole. One of the chip power sub-pad and the drive datasub-pad is connected to the first input lead through the connection leadoverlapping with the eighth input via hole, and the other of the chippower sub-pad and the drive data sub-pad is connected to the secondinput lead through the connection lead overlapping with the tenth inputvia hole.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, there is provideda light emitting module including the above-mentioned array substrate.

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The drawings herein are incorporated into the specification andconstitute a part of the specification, show embodiments in accordancewith the present disclosure, and are used together with thespecification to explain the principle of the present disclosure.Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only someembodiments of the present disclosure. For those of ordinary skill inthe art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings withoutcreative work.

FIG. 1 is a schematic position diagram of each pin of the first chipaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 2 is a schematic position diagram of each sub-pad of the first padgroup according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 3 is a schematic position diagram of each pin of the second chipaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 4 is a schematic position diagram of each sub-pad of the second padgroup according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 5 is a schematic position diagram of each pin of the third chipaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 6 is a schematic position diagram of each sub-pad of the third padgroup according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 7 is a schematic position diagram of each pin of the fourth chipaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 8 is a schematic position diagram of each sub-pad of the fourth padgroup according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a partial structure of a wiringsubstrate according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, whereinFIG. 9 only illustrates the relative position between at least part ofthe via holes provided on the first metal wiring layer and theinsulating material layer.

FIG. 10 is a partial enlarged schematic diagram in a first controlregion of the wiring substrate shown in FIG. 9 , wherein FIG. 10 onlyillustrates the relative position between at least part of the via holesprovided on the first metal wiring layer and the insulating materiallayer.

FIG. 11 is a schematic structure diagram of the first array substrate ina first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 11 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the first pad group used to bind the first chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 12 is a schematic structure diagram of the second array substratein a first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 12 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the second pad group used to bind the second chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 13 is a schematic structure diagram of the third array substrate ina first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 13 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative positions between at least part of the via holes provided onthe insulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the third pad group used to bind the third chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 14 is a schematic structure diagram of the fourth array substratein a first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 14 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the fourth pad group used to bind the fourth chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of a partial structure of a wiringsubstrate according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, whereinFIG. 15 only illustrates the relative position between at least part ofthe via holes provided on the first metal wiring layer and theinsulating material layer.

FIG. 16 is a partial enlarged schematic diagram in a first controlregion of the wiring substrate shown in FIG. 15 , wherein FIG. 16 onlyillustrates the relative position between at least part of the via holesprovided on the first metal wiring layer and the insulating materiallayer.

FIG. 17 is a schematic structural diagram of a fifth array substrate ina first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 17 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the first pad group used to bind the first chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 18 is a schematic structure diagram of the sixth array substrate ina first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 18 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the second pad group used to bind the second chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 19 is a schematic structure diagram of a seventh array substrate ina first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 19 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the third pad group used to bind the third chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 20 is a schematic structure diagram of an eighth array substrate ina first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 20 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the fourth pad group used to bind the fourth chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 21 is a schematic diagram of a partial structure of a wiringsubstrate according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, whereinFIG. 21 only illustrates the relative position between at least part ofthe via holes provided on the first metal wiring layer and theinsulating material layer.

FIG. 22 is a partial enlarged schematic diagram in a first controlregion of the wiring substrate shown in FIG. 21 , wherein FIG. 22 onlyillustrates the relative position between at least part of the via holesprovided on the first metal wiring layer and the insulating materiallayer.

FIG. 23 is a schematic structure diagram of a ninth array substrate in afirst control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 23 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the first pad group used to bind the first chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 24 is a schematic structure diagram of the tenth array substrate ina first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 24 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the second pad group used to bind the second chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 25 is a schematic structure diagram of the eleventh array substratein a first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 25 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the third pad group used to bind the third chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 26 is a schematic structure diagram of the twelfth array substratein a first control region according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, wherein, FIG. 26 only illustrates the drive leads, therelative position between at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the fourth pad group used to bind the fourth chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 27 is a schematic diagram of a partial structure of a wiringsubstrate according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, whereinFIG. 27 only illustrates the relative position between at least part ofthe via holes provided on the first metal wiring layer and theinsulating material layer.

FIG. 28 is a partial enlarged schematic diagram in a first controlregion of the wiring substrate shown in FIG. 27 , wherein FIG. 28 onlyillustrates the relative position between at least part of the via holesprovided on the first metal wiring layer and the insulating materiallayer.

FIG. 29 is a schematic structure diagram of the thirteenth arraysubstrate in a first control region according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, wherein, FIG. 29 only illustrates the drive leads,the relative position between at least part of the via holes provided onthe insulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the first pad group used to bind the first chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 30 is a schematic structure diagram of the fourteenth arraysubstrate in a first control region according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, wherein, FIG. 30 only illustrates the drive leads,the relative position between at least part of the via holes provided onthe insulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the second pad group used to bind the second chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 31 is a schematic structure diagram of the fifteenth arraysubstrate in a first control region according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, wherein, FIG. 31 only illustrates the drive leads,the relative position between at least part of the via holes provided onthe insulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the third pad group used to bind the third chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 32 is a schematic structure diagram of the sixteenth arraysubstrate in a first control region according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, wherein, FIG. 32 only illustrates the drive leads,the relative position between at least part of the via holes provided onthe insulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the fourth pad group used to bind the fourth chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 33 is a schematic diagram of a partial structure of a wiringsubstrate according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, whereinFIG. 33 only illustrates the relative position between at least part ofthe via holes provided on the first metal wiring layer and theinsulating material layer.

FIG. 34 is a partial enlarged schematic diagram in a second controlregion of the wiring substrate shown in FIG. 33 , wherein FIG. 34 onlyillustrates the relative position between at least part of the via holesprovided on the first metal wiring layer and the insulating materiallayer.

FIG. 35 is a schematic structure diagram of the seventeenth arraysubstrate in a second control region according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, wherein, FIG. 35 only illustrates the drive leads,the relative position between at least part of the via holes provided onthe insulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the first pad group used to bind the first chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 36 is a schematic structure diagram of the eighteenth arraysubstrate in a second control region according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, wherein, FIG. 36 only illustrates the drive leads,the relative position between at least part of the via holes provided onthe insulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the second pad group used to bind the second chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 37 is a schematic structure diagram of the nineteenth arraysubstrate in a second control region according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, wherein, FIG. 37 only illustrates the drive leads,the relative position between at least part of the via holes provided onthe insulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the third pad group used to bind the third chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 38 is a schematic structure diagram of the twentieth arraysubstrate in a second control region according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, wherein, FIG. 38 only illustrates the drive leads,the relative position between at least part of the via holes provided onthe insulating material layer, the connection leads (indicated by thicklines), the fourth pad group used to bind the fourth chip, and thefunctional devices in each device region.

FIG. 39 is a schematic diagram of a partial structure of an input leadand a reference voltage lead in a wiring substrate according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 40 is a schematic diagram of the relative position between addressvia holes and address leads in a wiring substrate according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 41 is a schematic structural diagram of an array substrateaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure, wherein amicrochip and an address lead are electrically connected.

FIG. 42 is a schematic structure diagram of an array substrate accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure, wherein a microchip and anaddress lead are electrically connected.

FIG. 43 is a schematic diagram of the relative position between addressvia holes and address leads in a wiring substrate according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 44 is a schematic structure diagram of an array substrate accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure, wherein a microchip iselectrically connected to an address lead.

FIG. 45 is a schematic structural diagram of an array substrateaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure, wherein amicrochip and an address lead are electrically connected.

FIG. 46 is a schematic diagram of a partial structure of an arraysubstrate at an end away from the binding region according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 47 is a schematic diagram of a partial structure of an arraysubstrate according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, whereinFIG. 47 does not show the functional device that is bound and connectedto the device pad group.

FIG. 48 is a schematic cross-sectional structure diagram of the wiringsubstrate at the position MN in FIG. 47 according to an embodiment ofthe present disclosure.

FIG. 49 is a schematic cross-sectional structure diagram of the arraysubstrate at the position MN in FIG. 47 according to an embodiment ofthe present disclosure, wherein FIG. 49 does not show the functionaldevice bound and connected to the device pad group.

FIG. 50 is a schematic structure diagram of the first metal wiring layerat an end close to the binding region according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

REFERENCE NUMERALS

101, base substrate; 102, first metal wiring layer; 1021, copper seedlayer; 1022, copper growth layer; 103, insulating material layer; 1031,first passivation layer; 1032, planarized organic material layer; 104,second metal wiring layer; 105, insulating protection layer; 1051,second passivation layer; 1052, organic protection layer; 106,microchip; 107, functional device; 108, buffer layer; 201, controlregion; 210, control region row; 220, control region column; 2011, firstcontrol region; 2012, second control region; 300, drive lead; 301,protruding part; 302, accommodating notch; 303, first support metalpart; 304, second support metal part; 305, third support metal part;306, fourth support metal part; 310, first power voltage lead; 320,first input lead; 330, reference voltage lead; 340, second input lead;350, second power voltage lead; 360, address lead; 361, first addresslead; 362, second address lead; 371, first voltage distribution line;372, second voltage distribution line; 373, bridging lead; 374,conductive connection part; 400, fan-out lead; 500, connection lead;010, first chip; 011, reference voltage pin; 012, output pin; 013, firstinput pin; 014, second input pin; P10, first pad group; P11, referencevoltage sub-pad; P12, output sub-pad; P13, first input sub-pad; P14,second input sub-pad; 020, second chip; 021, reference voltage pin;0221, first output pin; 0222, second output pin; 0223, third output pin;0224, fourth output pin; 023, chip power pin; 024, drive data pin; 025,address pin; P20, second pad group; P21, reference voltage sub-pad;P221, first output sub-pad; P222, second output sub-pad; P223, thirdoutput sub-pad; P224, fourth output sub-pad; P23, chip power sub-pad;P24, drive data sub-pad; P25, address sub-pad; 030, third chip; 031,reference voltage pin; 0321, first output pin; 0322, second output pin;0323, third output pin; 0324, fourth output pin; 033, chip power pin;034, drive data pin; 035, strobe signal pin; 036, relay signal pin; P30,third pad group; P31, reference voltage sub-pad; P321, first outputsub-pad; P322, second output sub-pad; P323, third output sub-pad; P324,fourth output sub-pad; P33, chip power sub-pad; P34, drive data sub-pad;P35, strobe signal sub-pad; P36, relay signal sub-pad; 040, fourth chip;041, reference voltage pin; 0421, first output pin; 0422, second outputpin; 0423, third output pin; 0424, fourth output pin; 043, chip powerpin; 044, drive data pin; 045, strobe signal pin; 046, relay signal pin;P40, fourth pad group; P41, reference voltage sub-pad; P421, firstoutput sub-pad; P422, second output sub-pad; P423, third output sub-pad;P424, fourth output sub-pad; P43, chip power sub-pad; P44, drive datasub-pad; P45, strobe signal sub-pad; P46, relay signal sub-pad; P50,device pad group; P51, first device sub-pad; P52, second device sub-pad;HV1, first power via hole; HV2, second power via hole; HV3, third powervia hole; HV4, fourth power via hole; HV5, fifth power via hole; HV6,sixth power via hole; HV7, seventh power via hole; HV8, eighth power viahole; HV9, ninth power via hole; HV10, tenth power via hole; HI1, firstinput via hole; HI2, second input via hole; HI3, third input via hole;HI4, fourth input via hole; HI5, fifth input via hole; HI6, sixth inputvia hole; HI7, seventh input via hole; HI8, eighth input via hole; HI9,ninth input via hole; HI10, tenth input via hole; HR1, first referencevia hole; HR2, second reference via hole; HR3, third reference via hole;HR4, fourth reference via hole; HR5, fifth reference via hole; HR6,sixth reference via hole; HR7, seventh reference via hole; HR8, eighthreference via hole; HR9, ninth reference via hole; HR10, tenth referencevia hole; HD1, first address via hole; HD2, second address via hole;HD3, third address via hole; A, device region; B, binding region; C,first direction; D, second direction.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

Example embodiments will now be described more fully with reference tothe accompanying drawings. However, the example embodiments can beimplemented in various forms, and should not be construed as beinglimited to the embodiments set forth herein. On the contrary, theseembodiments are provided so that the present disclosure will becomprehensive and complete, and the concept of the example embodimentsis fully conveyed to those skilled in the art. The same referencenumerals in the figures indicate the same or similar structures, andthus their detailed descriptions will be omitted. In addition, thedrawings are only schematic illustrations of the present disclosure, andare not necessarily drawn to scale.

The terms “a”, “an”, “the”, “said” and “at least one” are used toindicate the presence of one or more elements/components/etc. The terms“including” and “have” are used to indicate open-ended inclusion,meaning that in addition to the listed elements/components/etc., theremay be other elements/components/etc. The terms “first”, “second” and“third” etc. are only used as a marker, not to limit the number ofobjects.

In the related art, an array substrate used as an actively driven MiniLED substrate may include a base substrate, a first metal wiring layer,an insulating material layer, a second metal wiring layer, and aninsulating protection layer that are stacked in sequence, and mayfurther comprise microchips and light emitting elements bound on thesecond metal wiring layer. The first metal wiring layer may be providedwith drive leads. The second metal wiring layer is provided with adevice pad group for binding light emitting elements and a chip padgroup for binding microchips, and is further provided with theconnection leads for connecting the device pad group, the chip pad groupand the drive leads. Under the control of microchips, the light emittingelements can emit light in a controlled manner. In the related art,there are a variety of different microchips that can be used for arraysubstrates.

Exemplarily, referring to FIG. 1 , the first chip 010, as a microchip,has four different pins, namely, a first input pin 013, a second inputpin 014, a reference voltage pin 011, and an output pin 012. The fourpins are distributed in a rectangular region, and are respectivelylocated at the four top corners of the rectangular region. The referencevoltage pin 011 is used to load the reference voltage GND to the firstchip 010, the first input pin 013 is used to load the first input signalPwr to the first chip 010, and the second input pin 014 is used to loadthe second input signal Di to the first chip 010.

The first chip 010 may be configured to, according to the first inputsignal Pwr loaded on the first input pin 013 and the second input signalDi loaded on the second input pin 014, output, in the first time period,a relay signal through the output pin 012, and provide, in the secondtime period, a light emitting path for the light emitting elementthrough the output pin 012. The relay signal is an address signal or astrobe signal. After the second input pin 014 of a first chip 010 isloaded with the relay signal, the first chip 010 can receive the firstinput signal Pwr loaded on the first input pin 013. The first inputsignal Pwr is a power line carrier communication signal, which canprovide drive data while providing the first chip 010 with the chipoperating voltage VCC. When the first chip 010 is applied to an arraysubstrate, one or more interconnected light emitting elements can form alight emitting region, and one light emitting region can be connected toan output pin 012 of a first chip 010. In this way, one first chip 010can drive one light emitting region, and multiple first chips 010 can becascaded sequentially to form a signal channel. In a signal channel, then-th stage of first chip 010 responds to the relay signal of the (n−1)thstage of first chip 010, and sends a relay signal to the (n+1)th stageof first chip 010, thereby achieving control over the first chip 010 atall stages.

Referring to FIG. 2 , in order to connect with the first chip 010, afirst pad group P10 as a chip pad group needs to be provided on thearray substrate. The first pad group P10 has multiple sub-pads eachcorresponding to a respective pin of the first chip 010. The first padgroup P10 may include a reference voltage sub-pad P11 for binding andconnecting with the reference voltage pin 011 of the first chip 010, anoutput sub-pad P12 for binding and connecting with the output pin 012 ofthe first chip 010, a first input sub-pad P13 for binding and connectingwith the first input pin 013 of the first chip 010, and a second inputsub-pad P14 for binding and connecting with the second input pin 014 ofthe first chip 010.

As another example, referring to FIG. 3 , the second chip 020 is amicrochip with eight different pins, namely the chip power pin 023, thedrive data pin 024, the address pin 025, the reference voltage pin 011,and four output pins (including the first output pin 0221, the secondoutput pin 0222, the third output pin 0223, and the fourth output pin0224). Eight pins are distributed in a rectangular region. The four topcorners of the rectangular region are respectively provided with fouroutput pins. The chip power pin 023, the drive data pin 024, the addresspin 025, and the reference voltage pin 021 are respectively set at themiddle parts of the four edges of the rectangular region. The chip powerpin 023 and the drive data pin 024 are respectively located on twoopposite edges. The chip power pin 023 is used to load the chipoperating voltage VCC to the second chip 020, the drive data pin 024 isused to load drive data Data to the second chip 020, and the referencevoltage pin 021 is used to load the reference voltage GND to the secondchip 020. The address pin 025 is used to load the strobe signal to thesecond chip 020, and the four output pins are used to load the drivesignals output by the second chip 020 respectively.

The second chip 020 is configured to receive the drive data Data loadedon the drive data pin 024 under the control of the strobe signal loadedon the address pin 025. Then, according to the received drive data Data,the chip operating voltage VCC loaded on the chip power pin 023, and thereference voltage GND loaded on the reference voltage pin 021, lightemitting paths are provided respectively for the light emitting elementsthrough the four output pins. When the second chip 020 is applied to anarray substrate, one or more interconnected light emitting elements canform a light emitting region, and one light emitting region can beconnected to an output pin of a second chip 020. In this way, any outputpin of the second chip 020 can be used to control one light emittingregion. That is, one second chip 020 can control the four light emittingregions to emit light independently. The multiple second chips 020 maybe arranged in multiple rows, and the array substrate scans through eachrow of second chip row by row to realize the control over each secondchip 020.

With reference to FIG. 4 , in order to complete the connection with thesecond chip 020, a second pad group P20 as a chip pad group needs to beprovided on the array substrate. The second pad group P20 includes eightsub-pads, which are respectively the chip power sub-pad P23 for bindingand connecting to the chip power pin 023, the drive data sub-pad P24 forbinding and connecting to the drive data pin 024, the address sub-padP25 for binding and connecting to the address pin 025, the referencevoltage sub-pad P11 for binding and connecting to the reference voltagepin 011, and four output sub-pads each for binding and connecting with arespective one of the four output pins. The four output sub-pads includea first output sub-pad P221 for binding and connecting with the firstoutput pin 0221, a second output sub-pad P222 for binding and connectingwith the second output pin 0222, a third output sub-pad P223 for bindingand connecting with the third output pin 0223, and a fourth outputsub-pad P224 for binding and connecting with the fourth output pin 0224.Referring to FIG. 4 , eight sub-pads are distributed in a rectangularregion. The four top corners of the rectangular region are respectivelyprovided with the four output sub-pads. The chip power sub-pad P23, thedrive data sub-pad P24, the address sub-pad P5, and the referencevoltage sub-pad P21 are respectively set at the middle parts of the fouredges of the rectangular region. The chip power sub-pad P23 and thedrive data sub-pad P24 are respectively located on two oppositelyarranged edges. The reference voltage sub-pad P11 and the addresssub-pad P25 are respectively located on two oppositely arranged edges.The reference voltage sub-pad P11 can also extend toward the center ofthe rectangular region.

Illustratively again, referring to FIG. 5 , the third chip 030 as amicrochip includes nine pins, namely, the chip power pin 033, the drivedata pin 034, the strobe signal pin 035, the relay signal pin 036, thereference voltage pin 031, and four output pins. The four output pinsrespectively include a first output pin 0321, a second output pin 0322,a third output pin 0323, and a fourth output pin 0324. Nine pins arearranged in a 3×3 array in a rectangular region. The four top corners ofthe rectangular region are respectively provided with the four outputpins. The center of the rectangular region is provided with the strobesignal pin 035. The four edges of the rectangular regions arerespectively provided with the relay signal pin 036, the chip power pin033, the reference voltage pin 031, and the drive data pin 034. The chippower pin 033 and the drive data pin 034 are respectively located on twoopposite edges. The relay signal pin 036 and the reference voltage pin031 are respectively located on two opposite edges. The chip power pin033 is used to load the chip operating voltage VCC to the third chip030. The drive data pin 034 is used to load drive data Data to the thirdchip 030. The reference voltage pin 031 is used to load the referencevoltage GND to the third chip 030. The strobe signal pin 035 is used toload the strobe signal to the third chip 030. The relay signal pin 036is used to load the relay signal output by the third chip 030, and thefour output pins are respectively used for loading the drive signaloutput by the third chip 030. The relay signal is a strobe signal. Whenthe strobe signal pin 035 of a third chip 030 is loaded with a relaysignal, the third chip 030 can receive the drive data Data loaded on thedrive data pin 034.

The third chip 030 is configured to, according to the strobe signal orrelay signal loaded on the strobe signal pin 035, and also according tothe drive data Data loaded on the drive data pin 034, output a relaysignal through the relay signal pin 036, and provide light emittingpaths for the light emitting elements through the four output pins. Whenthe third chip 030 is applied to an array substrate, one or moreinterconnected light emitting elements can form a light emitting region,and one light emitting region can be connected to an output pin of athird chip 030. The four output pins of a third chip 030 canrespectively drive a light emitting region. That is, one third chip 030can drive four light emitting regions. Multiple third chips 030 can becascaded in sequence to form a signal channel. In a signal channel, thefirst stage of third chip 030 sends a relay signal to the second stageof third chip 030 in response to the strobe signal, and the nth stage ofthird chip 030 responds to the relay signal of the (n−1)th stage ofthird chip 030 and sends a relay signal to the (n+1)th stage of thirdchip 030, so as to realize the control over the third chip 030 at allstages.

Referring to FIG. 6 , in order to realize the connection with the thirdchip 030, a third pad group P30 as a chip pad group needs to be providedon the array substrate. The third pad group P30 includes nine sub-padseach corresponding to a respective one of the nine pins of the thirdchip 030. The nine sub-pads are respectively the chip power sub-pad P33for binding and connecting with the chip power pin 033, the drive datasub-pad P34 for binding and connecting with the drive data pin 034, thestrobe signal sub-pad P35 for binding and connecting with the strobesignal pin 035, the relay signal sub-pad P36 for binding and connectingwith the relay signal pin 036, the reference voltage sub-pad P31 forbinding and connecting with the reference voltage pin 031, and fouroutput sub-pads each for binding and connecting with a respective one ofthe four output pins. The four output sub-pads respectively include afirst output sub-pad P321, a second output sub-pad P322, a third outputsub-pad P323, and a fourth output sub-pad P324. The nine sub-pads arearranged in a 3×3 array in a rectangular region. The four top corners ofthe rectangular region are respectively provided with the four outputsub-pads. The center of the rectangular region is provided with thestrobe signal sub-pad P35. The four edges of the rectangular region arerespectively provided with the relay signal sub-pad P36, the chip powersub-pad P33, the reference voltage sub-pad P31, and the drive datasub-pad P34. The chip power sub-pad P33 and the drive data sub-pad P34are respectively located on two opposite edges. The relay signal sub-padP36 and the reference voltage sub-pad P31 are respectively located ontwo opposite edges.

Illustratively again, referring to FIG. 7 , the fourth chip 040 is amicrochip and includes ten pins, namely, the chip power pin 043, thedrive data pin 044, the strobe signal pin 045, the relay signal pin 046,two reference voltage pins 041, and four output pins. The four outputpins include a first output pin 0421, a second output pin 0422, a thirdoutput pin 0423, and a fourth output pin 0424, respectively. Ten pinsare arranged in 5×2 in a rectangular region. The first column isprovided with the first output pin 0421, the relay signal pin 046, thechip power pin 043, the strobe signal pin 045, and the third output pin0423 in sequence. In the second column, the second output pin 0422, thereference voltage pin 041, the drive data pin 044, the reference voltagepin 041, and the fourth output pin 0424 are arranged in sequence. Thechip power pin 043 is used to load the chip operating voltage VCC to thefourth chip 040. The drive data pin 044 is used to load the drive dataData to the fourth chip 040. The reference voltage pin 041 is used toload the reference voltage GND to the fourth chip 040. The strobe signalpin 045 is used to load the strobe signal to the fourth chip 040. Therelay signal pin 046 is used to load the relay signal output by thefourth chip 040. The four output pins are used to load the drive signaloutput by the fourth chip 040. The relay signal is a strobe signal. Whenthe strobe signal pin 045 of a fourth chip 040 is loaded with a relaysignal, the fourth chip 040 can receive the drive data Data loaded onthe drive data pin 044.

The fourth chip 040 is configured to, according to the strobe signal orrelay signal loaded on the strobe signal pin 045, and according to thedrive data loaded on the drive data pin 044, output the relay signalthrough the relay signal pin 046, and provide light emitting paths forthe light emitting elements through the four output pins. When thefourth chip 040 is applied to an array substrate, one or moreinterconnected light emitting elements can form a light emitting region,and one light emitting region can be connected to an output pin of afourth chip 030. In this way, the four output pins of the fourth chip040 can respectively drive one light emitting region. That is, onefourth chip 040 can drive four light emitting regions. Multiple fourthchips 040 can be cascaded sequentially to form a signal channel. In asignal channel, the nth stage of fourth chip 040 responds to the relaysignal of the (n−1)th stage of fourth chip 040 and sends a relay signalto the (n+1)th stage of fourth chip 040 to realize the control over eachfourth chip 040.

Referring to FIG. 8 , in order to complete the electrical connectionwith the fourth chip 040, a fourth pad group P40 as a chip pad groupneeds to be provided on the array substrate. The fourth pad group P40includes ten sub-pads each corresponding to a respective one of the tenpins of the fourth chip 040. They are respectively the chip powersub-pad P43 for binding and connecting with the chip power pin 043, thedrive data sub-pad P44 for binding and connecting with the drive datapin 044, the strobe signal sub-pad P45 for binding and connecting to thestrobe signal pin 045, the relay signal sub-pad P46 for binding andconnecting with the relay signal pin 046, two reference voltage sub-padsP41 each for binding and connecting with a respective one of the tworeference voltage pins 041, and four output sub-pads each for bindingand connecting to a respective one of the four output pins. The fouroutput sub-pads respectively include a first output sub-pad P421 forbinding and connecting with the first output pin 0421, a second outputsub-pad P422 for binding and connecting with the second output pin 0422,a third output sub-pad P423 for binding and connecting with the thirdoutput pin 0423, and a fourth output sub-pad P424 for binding andconnecting with the fourth output pin 0424. Ten sub-pads are distributedin a 5×2 array in a rectangular region. The first column is providedwith the first output sub-pad P421, the relay signal sub-pad P46, thechip power sub-pad P43, the strobe signal sub-pad P45 and the thirdoutput sub-pad P423 in sequence. The second column is provided with thesecond output sub-pad P422, the reference voltage sub-pad P41, the drivedata sub-pad P44, the reference voltage sub-pad P41 and the fourthoutput sub-pad P424 in sequence.

As can be seen from above, for different microchips, there aredifferences in the number of pins, the signals that each pin is used toload, and the position distribution of the pins that load the samesignal. The number of light emitting regions that can be driven bydifferent microchips may also be different. As a result, when forming anarray substrate, each type of array substrate has different requirementsfor the arrangement of the drive leads on the first metal wiring layer,the connection leads on the second metal wiring layer, and thearrangement of the device pad groups, leading that different arraysubstrates have great differences in structure.

In addition, in the related art, when preparing the array substrate,uncontrolled short-circuit defects are likely to occur between the driveleads of the first metal wiring layer and the connection leads of thesecond metal wiring layer. If the connection leads are adjusted at will,the probability of short circuits between the connection leads and thedrive leads of different signals may increase, and the yield rate of thearray substrate will decrease.

In order to simplify the preparation process of different arraysubstrates, and reduce the preparation cost of different arraysubstrates without reducing the yield of the array substrate, thepresent disclosure provides a wiring substrate. Referring to FIG. 48 ,the wiring substrate of the present disclosure includes a base substrate101, a first metal wiring layer 102, and an insulating material layer103 stacked in sequence. The wiring substrate can be used to furtherprepare at least two different types of array substrates, and microchipsused on the array substrate of each type can be different in type. Inother words, on the basis of the wiring substrate provided by thepresent disclosure, referring to FIG. 49 , the required second metalwiring layer 104 and insulating protection layer 105 can be furtherprepared, and the functional devices (not shown in FIG. 49 ) and therequired microchips (not shown in FIG. 49 ) can be bound to obtain therequired array substrate. In this way, the wiring substrate of thepresent disclosure can be used as an intermediate substrate suitable fordifferent types of array substrates, so that different types of arraysubstrates can use the same process, material and equipment during thepreparation of the wiring substrate, for example, sharing the same mask,etc. Thus, the cost of different types of array substrates is reduced,and the productivity and yield of different types of array substratescan be improved.

In the wiring substrate provided by the present disclosure, referring toFIG. 48 , the insulating material layer 103 may be provided with aplurality of via holes exposing the first metal wiring layer 102. Whenan array substrate is prepared based on the wiring substrate of thepresent disclosure, referring to FIG. 49 , the second metal wiring layer104 may be connected to the first metal wiring layer 102 through atleast some of these via holes, and the rest of these via holes may befilled with the insulating protection layer 105. When different arraysubstrates are prepared based on the wiring substrate of the presentdisclosure, the via hole used to connect the second metal wiring layer104 and the first metal wiring layer 102 in one type of array substratecan still be used in another type of array substrate for connecting thesecond metal wiring layer 104 with the first metal wiring layer 102, andit can also be filled with the insulating protection layer 105 withoutoverlapping with the second metal wiring layer 104. Of course, whendifferent array substrates are prepared based on the wiring substrate ofthe present disclosure, the via holes that are filled with theinsulating protection layer 105 and do not overlap with the second metalwiring layer 104 in one type of array substrate can be used in anothertype of array substrate to connect the second metal wiring layer 104 andthe first metal wiring layer 102, and it can still be filled with theinsulating protection layer 105 without overlapping with the secondmetal wiring layer 104. In this way, the insulating material layer 103of the wiring substrate according to the present disclosure can beapplied to different types of array substrates by providing redundantvia holes.

In the present disclosure, when two structures are described asoverlapping, it means that the orthographic projection of one structureon the base substrate overlaps with the orthographic projection of theother structure on the base substrate. When two structures are describedas completely overlapping, it means that the orthographic projection ofone structure on the base substrate is completely located within theorthographic projection of the other structure on the base substrate.

In the wiring substrate and the array substrate of the presentdisclosure, the base substrate 101 may be an inorganic material basesubstrate or an organic material base substrate. For example, in anembodiment of the present disclosure, the material of the base substratecan be glass materials such as soda-lime glass, quartz glass, sapphireglass, or metal materials such as stainless steel, aluminum, nickel,etc. In another embodiment of the present disclosure, the material ofthe base substrate may be polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), polyvinylalcohol (PVA), polyvinyl phenol (PVP), polyether sulfone (PES),polyimide, polyamide, polyacetal, polycarbonate (PC), polyethyleneterephthalate (PET), polyethylene naphthalate (PEN), or a combinationthereof.

Optionally, in an embodiment of the present disclosure, the basesubstrate 101 may be a glass substrate.

Optionally, in terms of patterns and functions, the first metal wiringlayer 102 may include drive leads and fan-out leads connected to thedrive leads. In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the first metalwiring layer 102 may further include binding pads connected to thefan-out leads. It can be understood that the region of the first metalwiring layer serving as the binding pad has a surface not covered by anyother insulating film, so as to ensure electrical connection withexternal signal source circuits such as printed circuit boards.

With regard to the hierarchical structure, the first metal wiring layer102 may include a metal layer, or may include multiple layers of metal.Illustratively, referring to FIG. 48 , the first metal wiring layer 102may include a copper seed layer 1021 and a copper growth layer 1022 thatare sequentially stacked on one side of the base substrate 101. In someembodiments, the copper growth layer 1022 can be disposed on the surfaceof the copper seed layer 1021 away from the base substrate 101, and canexpose at least part of the sides of the copper seed layer 1021. Forexample, the orthographic projections on the base substrate 101 of thecopper seed layer 1021 and the copper growth layer 1022 roughly coincidewith each other. In other embodiments, the copper growth layer 1022 maycompletely cover the sides of the copper seed layer 1021 and the surfacethereof away from the base substrate 101.

In some embodiments, the copper seed layer 1021 may be formed by amagnetron sputtering method, and the copper growth layer 1022 may beformed by an electroplating or electroless plating method. Optionally,the copper seed layer 1021 may include a first metal adhesion layer anda first copper metal layer sequentially stacked on one side of the basesubstrate 101. The first metal adhesion layer may reinforce the bindingforce between the first copper metal layer and the base substrate 101.The material of the first metal adhesion layer can be an alloy materialcontaining molybdenum. For example, it can be a molybdenum-niobiumalloy, a molybdenum-niobium-copper alloy, and the like. Optionally, thefirst metal wiring layer 102 may further include a first metalprotection layer located on the side of the copper growth layer 1022away from the base substrate 101. The first metal protection layer canprevent the surface of the copper growth layer 1022 from being oxidized.The material of the first metal protection layer may be an alloycontaining nickel or molybdenum. For example, it may be a copper-nickelalloy, a molybdenum-niobium alloy, a molybdenum-titanium-nickel (MTD)alloy, and the like. In some embodiments, the first metal wiring layer102 may further include an etching barrier layer located on the surfaceof the first metal wiring layer 102 away from the base substrate 101, sothat when preparing the second metal wiring layer 104 of the arraysubstrate, the etching of the first metal wiring layer 102 is reduced oravoided. The material of the etching barrier layer may be conductivemetal oxide, for example, indium zinc oxide.

The first metal wiring layer 102 can be prepared in a variety ofdifferent methods. Exemplarily, in an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, an unpatterned copper seed layer 1021 covering the basesubstrate 101 may be formed first, and then copper is deposited using acopper electroplating method to form an unpatterned copper growth layer1022. Finally, the patterned copper seed layer 1021 and the unpatternedcopper growth layer 1022 are patterned to obtain the first metal wiringlayer 102. Illustratively, in another embodiment of the presentdisclosure, a patterned copper seed layer 1021 may be formed first, andthen a pattern defining layer covering the base substrate 101 andexposing the copper seed layer 1021 may be formed. After that, thecopper electroplating method may be used to form the patterned coppergrowth layer 1022 on the patterned copper seed layer 1021, so as toobtain the first metal wiring layer 102. Then, the pattern defininglayer is removed. Illustratively, in another embodiment of the presentdisclosure, an unpatterned copper seed layer 1021 covering the basesubstrate 101 may be formed first, and then a pattern defining layer isformed on the side of the copper seed layer 1021 away from the basesubstrate 101. The pattern defining layer only exposes the positionwhere the copper growth layer 1022 needs to be formed. After that, apatterned copper growth layer 1022 is formed on the unpatterned copperseed layer 1021 by the copper electroplating method. After removing thepattern defining layer, the unpatterned copper seed layer 1021 ispatterned to obtain the first metal wiring layer 102.

It can be understood that the first metal wiring layer can also beformed by multiple times of magnetron sputtering methods. Exemplarily,the first metal wiring material layer may be formed by multiple times ofmagnetron sputtering, and the thickness of the metal layer formed byeach time of magnetron sputtering is not greater than 1 micron. Then,the first metal wiring material layer is patterned, to form the firstmetal wiring layer. As another example, a plurality of metal wiringsublayers with the same pattern may be sequentially formed, and eachmetal wiring sublayer is sequentially stacked to form the first metalwiring layer. When forming each metal wiring sublayer, a metal wiringmaterial sublayer can be formed by magnetron sputtering first, and thethickness of the metal wiring material sublayer is not more than 1micron. Then, the metal wiring material sublayer is patterned to formthe metal wiring sublayer.

It should be understood that the foregoing introduction to thestructure, material and preparation method of the first metal wiringlayer is only an exemplary introduction to the first metal wiring layer.In other embodiments of the present disclosure, the first metal wiringlayer may exhibit other film structures, or use other materials, or useother methods to prepare.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 48 , the insulating material layer 103 mayinclude a planarized organic material layer 1032. The material of theplanarized organic material layer 1032 may be an organic material, suchas polyimide, epoxy resin, phenol resin, or other organic materials. Inan embodiment of the present disclosure, the planarized organic materiallayer 1032 may be an organic material containing a photosensitizer. Theplanarized organic material layer 1032 can provide a planarized surfacefor the second metal wiring layer of the array substrate, and adjust thecapacitance value between the first metal wiring layer and the secondmetal wiring layer.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 48 , the insulating material layer 103 mayfurther include a first passivation layer 1031. The first passivationlayer 1031 is located between the planarized organic material layer 1032and the first metal wiring layer 102 for protecting the first metalwiring layer 102. The material of the first passivation layer 1031 maybe an inorganic dielectric material, such as silicon nitride, siliconoxide, or silicon oxynitride. In an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the material of the first passivation layer 1031 may besilicon nitride.

Optionally, the wiring substrate and the array substrate of the presentdisclosure may further include a buffer layer 108, which is locatedbetween the base substrate 101 and the first metal wiring layer 102, andis used to eliminate the stress on the base substrate 101 exerted by thefirst metal wiring layer 102 and the insulating material layer 103. Thematerial of the buffer layer 108 may be an inorganic dielectricmaterial, such as silicon nitride, silicon oxide, or silicon oxynitride.In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the material of the bufferlayer 108 may be silicon nitride.

Referring to FIG. 49 , the array substrate provided in the presentdisclosure may include the wiring substrate provided in the presentdisclosure, and a second metal wiring layer 104 and an insulatingprotection layer 105 that are sequentially stacked on the surface of thewiring substrate, and also include functional devices (not shown in FIG.49 ) and microchips (not shown in FIG. 49 ). The second metal wiringlayer 104 is located on a side of the insulating material layer 103 awayfrom the base substrate 101, and is connected to the first metal wiringlayer 102 through a via hole located on the insulating material layer103. It can be understood that, in some embodiments, part of the viaholes on the insulating material layer 103 are not used to connect thefirst metal wiring layer 102 and the second metal wiring layer 104, andare filled by the insulating protection layer 105. In other words, in anarray substrate, at least part of the via holes on the insulatingmaterial layer 103 may be filled with the insulating protection layer105.

The second metal wiring layer 104 may include a second metal adhesionlayer and a second copper metal layer stacked in sequence. The secondmetal adhesion layer is used to enhance the binding force between thesecond copper metal layer and the planarized organic material layer1032. The material of the second metal adhesion layer can be an alloymaterial containing molybdenum, for example, a molybdenum-niobium alloy,a molybdenum-niobium-copper alloy, and the like. Further, the secondmetal wiring layer 104 may also include a second metal protection layerlocated on the side of the second copper metal layer away from the basesubstrate 101, so as to prevent the surface of the second copper metallayer from being oxidized, and to improve the binding force between thefunctional devices/the microchips and the second metal wiring layer 104.The material of the second metal protection layer may be an alloycontaining nickel. For example, it may be a copper-nickel alloy or acopper-titanium alloy. In terms of pattern and function, the secondmetal wiring layer 104 may include a plurality of device pad groups forbinding functional devices, a plurality of chip pad groups for bindingmicrochips, and a plurality of connection leads 500. In an arraysubstrate, the functional device is bound and connected with the devicepad group, the microchip is bound and connected with the chip pad group,and the device pad group and the chip pad group are connected with theconnection lead 500. At least part of the connection leads 500 isconnected to the first metal wiring layer 102 through at least part ofthe via holes provided on the insulating material layer 103.

Optionally, at least part of the connection leads 500 may extend alongthe second direction D, or at least partly extend along the seconddirection D, so as to reduce the overlapping length between part of theconnection leads 500 and part of the drive leads, and reduce theinsulating material layer 103 fails locally thereby resulting in a riskof defective short circuit. Further, for some connection leads 500,especially for connection leads 500 that overlap with a plurality ofdifferent drive leads, when the connection leads 500 are bent, at leastpart of the lead sections of the connection leads 500 may extend alongthe second direction D, and the remaining lead sections may extend alongthe first direction.

Exemplarily, in some embodiments, referring to FIGS. 31 to 33 , theconnection leads electrically connected to the first input lead or thesecond input lead may extend along the second direction without beingbent, so that the extension direction of these connection leads 500 isperpendicular to the extension direction of the drive leads. Thus, theoverlapping length between the connection leads and the referencevoltage leads can be reduced, and the risk of short circuit failure canbe reduced. Illustratively, in another embodiment of the presentdisclosure, referring to FIGS. 24 to 26 , the connection lead connectedto the first input lead or the second input lead may extend along thesecond direction to a position overlapping with the input lead. Then, itbends and extends along the first direction until overlapping with theinput via hole. The lead sections extending along the second directionof these connection leads 500 share a small overlapping length with thereference voltage lead, so that the raising short circuit defect of thearray substrate can be avoided. The lead sections extending along thefirst direction of these connection leads can overlap with the firstinput lead or the second input lead. Therefore, even if a short circuitoccurs, it will not cause a change in the potential on these connectionleads. That is, no short circuit defect will be exhibited.

The insulating protection layer 105 may include an organic protectionlayer 1052, and the organic protection layer 1052 may include an organicinsulating material, for example, a resin material. Optionally, theorganic protection layer 1052 may further include inorganic materials.For example, it may include inorganic particles dispersed in a resin.Exemplarily, the organic protection layer 1052 may be anorganic-inorganic composite layer formed by cross-linking and curingacrylic monomers dispersed with nano titanium oxide particles.

Optionally, the insulating protection layer 105 may further include asecond passivation layer 1051 between the organic protection layer 1052and the second metal wiring layer 104. The second passivation layer 1051is used to protect the second metal wiring layer 104, and its materialmay be an inorganic dielectric material, such as silicon nitride,silicon oxide or silicon oxynitride. In an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the material of the second passivation layer 1051 may besilicon nitride.

The insulating protection layer 105 may have via holes exposing eachsub-pad of the device pad group and each sub-pad of the chip pad group,so as to bind and connect the functional devices and the microchips onthe array substrate.

In the present disclosure, the array substrate may be bound withfunctional devices and microchips, wherein the microchips are used tocontrol each functional device. The functional device may be acurrent-driven element, such as a heating element, a light emittingelement, a sound emitting element, etc., or an electronic element thatrealizes a sensing function, such as a photosensitive element, aheat-sensitive element, and the like. In some embodiments, thefunctional device may be a light emitting element, such as a Micro LEDor a Mini LED. In other embodiments, part of the functional devices maybe light emitting elements, and another part of the functional devicesmay be sensors, for example, temperature sensors, pressure sensors,infrared sensors, and other electronic elements.

Referring to FIG. 9 , FIG. 15 , FIG. 21 , FIG. 27 , and FIG. 33 , thewiring substrate provided by the present disclosure has a plurality ofcontrol regions 201 distributed in an array, and the plurality ofcontrol regions 201 are arranged into a plurality of control region rows210 and a plurality of control regions column 220. Each control regioncolumn 220 includes a plurality of control regions 201 arranged alongthe first direction C, and each control region row 210 includes aplurality of control regions 201 arranged along the second direction D.The second direction D is parallel to the plane where the wiringsubstrate is located and intersects with the first direction C.

Optionally, the included angle between the second direction D and thefirst direction C may be from 85° to 90°. In an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, the second direction D and the first direction C areperpendicular to each other.

Referring to FIG. 9 , FIG. 15 , FIG. 21 , FIG. 27 and FIG. 33 , eachcontrol region 201 includes four device regions A distributed in anarray, and the device regions A are used for arranging functionaldevices 107 electrically connected to each other. In the array substrateof the present disclosure, a device control circuit may be provided in adevice region A, and the device control circuit includes one functionaldevice or a plurality of electrically connected functional devices.Exemplarily, referring to FIG. 11 , in an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, one control circuit may include four light emitting elementsconnected in series in sequence. Further, referring to FIG. 47 , thedevice control circuit may include a connection lead 500 located on thesecond metal wiring layer 104 and a device pad group P50 correspondingto the functional device (not shown in FIG. 47 ). The device pad groupP50 is connected to the connection lead 500 and bound to the functionaldevice. Illustratively, in an embodiment of the present disclosure, onedevice pad group P50 includes a first device sub-pad P51 and a seconddevice sub-pad P52 arranged in a pair, wherein the first device sub-padP51 and the second device sub-pad P52 are respectively used for bindingand connecting with the positive and negative electrodes of the lightemitting element.

In some embodiments, each device region A on the wiring substrate may bedistributed in an array. The 2*2 four device regions A adjacent to eachother can form a control region 201 of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 10 , FIG. 16 , FIG. 22 , FIG. 28 and FIG. 34 , in onecontrol region 201, the four device regions A can be numbered as thefirst device region A (1, 1), the second device region A (1, 2), thethird device region A (2, 1), and the fourth device region A (2, 2). Thefirst device region A (1, 1) is the device region A located in the firstrow along the first direction C and in the first column along the seconddirection D in the control region 201. The second device region A (1, 2)is the device region A located in the first row along the firstdirection C and in the second column along the second direction D in thecontrol region 201. The third device region A (2, 1) is the deviceregion A located in the second row along the first direction C and inthe first column along the second direction D in the control region 201.The fourth device region A (2, 2) is the device region A located in thesecond row along the first direction C and in the second column alongthe second direction D in the control region 201.

Referring to FIGS. 9, 15, 21, 27 and 33 , in the wiring substrate andthe array substrate of the present disclosure, the first metal wiringlayer 102 is provided with drive leads 300 extending along the firstdirection C. In each control region column 220, the drive leads 300include at least a first power voltage lead 310, a first input lead 320,a reference voltage lead 330, a second input lead 340, and a secondpower voltage lead 350 that are arranged in sequence along the seconddirection D. The wiring substrate also has at least one signal channelextending along the first direction C, and each signal channel includesat least one control region column 220. In each signal channel, thedrive lead 300 at least further includes one address lead 360. In someembodiments, one signal channel includes one control region column 220.

The first power voltage lead 310 and the second power voltage lead 350may be the power voltage leads of the wiring substrate and the arraysubstrate. The first input lead 320 and the second input lead 340 may bethe input leads of the wiring substrate and the array substrate. Theinsulating material layer 103 may be provided with a power via holeexposing a partial region of the power voltage lead (first power voltagelead 310 or second power voltage lead 350), so that one end of thedevice control circuit is connected to the power voltage lead throughthe power via hole. The insulating material layer 103 may be providedwith a reference via hole exposing a partial region of the referencevoltage lead 330, and the reference voltage lead 330 supplies power tothe reference voltage pin of the microchip through the reference viahole. The insulating material layer 103 may be provided with an inputvia hole exposing a partial region of the input lead (first input lead320 or second input lead 340), so that part of the pins of the microchipare connected to the input lead through the input via hole.

Referring to FIG. 9 , FIG. 15 , FIG. 21 , FIG. 27 and FIG. 33 , thecontrol region 201 may include the first control regions 2011. In one ofthe first control regions 2011, the insulating material layer 103 isprovided with a first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth power viahole, a first, second, third and fourth input via hole, a firstreference via hole HR1 and a second reference via hole HR2.

Referring to FIGS. 10, 16, 22, and 28 , the first power via hole HV1,the second power via hole HV2, and the third power via hole HV3 aresequentially arranged along the first direction C and expose partialregions of the first power voltage lead 310. The first power via holeHV1 is located at the side of the first device region A(1,1) away fromthe third device region A(2,1) or located between the first deviceregion A(1,1) and the third device region A(2,1). The second power viahole HV2 is located between the first device region A(1,1) and the thirddevice region A(2,1). The third power via hole HV3 is located at theside of the third device region A(2,1) away from the first device regionA(1,1). The fourth power via hole HV4, the fifth power via hole HV5, andthe sixth power via hole HV6 are sequentially arranged along the firstdirection C and expose partial regions of the second power voltage lead350. The fourth power via hole HV4 is located at the side of the seconddevice region A(1,2) away from the fourth device region A(2,2) orlocated between the second device region A(1,2) and the fourth deviceregion A(2, 2). The fifth power via hole HV5 is located between thesecond device region A (1,2) and the fourth device region A (2, 2). Thesixth power via hole HV6 is located at a side of the fourth deviceregion A (2, 2) away from the second device region A (1,2).

In the wiring substrate, the specific positions of the first power viahole HV1 and the fourth power via hole HV4 can be determined in advanceaccording to the arrangement of the device control circuit in the deviceregion A. The device control circuit in the device region A may have afirst end and a second end, wherein the second end is used forelectrical connection with the microchip, and the first end is used forconnection with the power voltage lead through the connection leadoverlapping with the power via hole. Under the design principle ofminimizing the length of the connection lead in the device controlcircuit, the first end of the device control circuit can be close to avertex of the device region, and the vertex is located at a side alongthe second direction of the device region away from the referencevoltage lead. In the first device region A (1, 1) and the second deviceregion A (1,2), when along the first direction the vertex is located ata side of the device region in the first direction, the first power viahole HV1 may be located at the side of the first device region A (1, 1)close to the third device region A (2, 1), and the fourth power via holeHV4 may be located at a side of the second device region A (1,2) closeto the fourth device region A(2,2). In the first device region A (1, 1)and the second device region A (1,2), when along the first direction thevertex is located at a side of the device region in the oppositedirection of the first direction, the first power via hole HV1 may belocated at the side of the first device region A(1,1) away from thethird device region A(2,1), and the fourth power via hole HV4 may belocated at a side of the second device region A(1, 2) away from thefourth device region A (2, 2).

In some embodiments, the device region A is provided with N*N functionaldevices 107 arranged in an array and connected in series in sequence.When N is an even number not less than 2, the first power via hole HV1may be located at the side of the first device region A (1, 1) close tothe third device region A (2, 1), and the fourth power via hole HV4 maylocated at the side of the second device region A (1,2) close to thefourth device region A (2, 2). When N is an odd number not less than 2,the first power via hole HV1 may be located at the side of the firstdevice region A (1, 1) away from the third device region A (2, 1), andthe fourth power via hole HV4 may located at the side of the seconddevice region A (1,2) away from the fourth device region A (2, 2). Inthis way, the arrangement of the connection leads 500 in the firstdevice region A (1, 1) and the second device region A (1,2) can besimplified as much as possible. It should be understood that, since thesecond power via hole HV2 and the third power via hole HV3 are locatedon respective sides of the third device region A (2, 1), the devicecontrol circuit in the third device region A (2, 1) may be connected toone of the second power via hole HV2 and the third power via hole HV3according to the wiring requirements of the connection lead 500.Correspondingly, since the fifth power via hole HV5 and the sixth powervia hole HV6 are located at respective sides of the fourth device regionA (2, 2), the device control circuit in the fourth device region A (2,2) can be connected to one of the fifth power via hole HV5 and the sixthpower via hole HV6 based on the wiring requirements of the connectionlead 500.

In some other embodiments, the wiring substrate of the presentdisclosure is provided with two first power via holes HV1 and two fourthpower via holes HV4 in the first control region 2011. The two firstpower via holes HV1 are respectively located at two sides of the firstdevice region A (1, 1), and the two fourth power via holes HV4 arerespectively located at two sides of the second device region A (1,2).In this way, the array substrate can select, according to the wiringrequirements of the second metal wiring layer, one of the first powervia holes HV1 to realize the electrical connection between the devicecontrol circuit in the first device region A (1, 1) and the first powervoltage lead 310, and one of the fourth power via holes HV4 to realizethe electrical connection between the device control circuit in thesecond device region A (1,2) and the fifth power voltage lead 350.

The first input via hole HI1 and the second input via hole HI2respectively expose a partial region of the first input lead 320. Thefirst input via hole HI1 is located between the edge of the first deviceregion A(1,1) away from the third device region A(2,1)) and the edge ofthe third device region A(2,1) close to the first device region A(1,1).The second input via hole HI2 is located at a side of the third deviceregion A(2,1) away from the first device region A(1,1). The third inputvia hole HI3 and the fourth input via hole HI4 respectively expose apartial region of the second input lead 340. The third input via holeHI3 is located between the edge of the second device region A(1,2) awayfrom the fourth device region A(2,2) and the edge of the fourth deviceregion A(2,2) close to the second device region A(1, 2). The fourthinput via hole HI4 is located at the side of the fourth device region A(2, 2) away from the second device region A (1,2).

The first reference via hole HR1 and the second reference via hole HR2respectively expose a partial region of the reference voltage lead 330.Along the first direction C, the first reference via hole HR1 is locatedbetween the first device region A(1,1) and the third device region A (2,1), and the second reference via hole HR2 is located at the side of thethird device region A (2, 1) away from the first device region A (1, 1).

In any signal channel region, the insulating material layer 103 is alsoprovided with at least one address via hole that exposes a partialregion of the address lead 360.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 50 , the wiring substrate may further havea fan-out region and a binding region B, wherein the first metal wiringlayer 102 is provided in the fan-out region with fan-out leads 400 eachconnected to a respective one of the drive leads 300. The binding regionB is provided with binding pads each connected to a respective one ofthe fan-out leads 400. Referring to FIG. 50 , in an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, the fan-out lead 400 and the binding pad are locatedat the side along the first direction C of the corresponding drive lead300. That is, along the first direction C, the binding region B islocated at the terminating end of the wiring substrate. In anotherembodiment of the present disclosure, the drive lead is located at aside along the first direction C of the corresponding fan-out lead andthe binding pad. That is, along the first direction C, the bindingregion B is located at the starting end of the wiring substrate.

In some embodiments, the binding region B may be disposed close to anedge of the wiring substrate. For example, the binding region B islocated at an edge of the wiring substrate in the first direction C oran edge in the opposite direction of the first direction C. The wiringsubstrate and the array substrate of the present disclosure may beprovided with at least one row of binding pads in the binding region B.Further, in the same row of binding pads, each binding pad may bearranged along the second direction D. In an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, each binding pad is arranged in a row along the seconddirection D, and is arranged in a one-to-one correspondence with eachdrive lead 300.

Optionally, two binding pads connected correspondingly to two adjacentpower voltage leads in two adjacent signal channels are connected toeach other to form a whole. Furthermore, the two fan-out leads 400connected to two adjacent power voltage leads may also be connected toeach other to form a whole. This is equivalent to that two adjacentpower voltage leads are connected to the same binding pad through thesame fan-out lead 400. Optionally, the binding region is provided with aplurality of binding electrodes arranged at equal intervals along thesecond direction D, and each binding electrode has the same width. Oneor more adjacent binding electrodes may be connected to the same fan-outlead, acting as a whole as a binding pad connected to the binding lead.As the number of binding electrodes included in a binding pad becomeslarger, the width of the binding pad becomes larger.

The wiring substrate provided by the present disclosure can be appliedto at least two different microchips to prepare different arraysubstrates with different microchips. These array substrates include thewiring substrate provided by the present disclosure, and the secondmetal wiring layer 104 and the insulating protection layer 105 laminatedon the side of the insulating material layer 103 of the wiring substrateaway from the base substrate 101, and are further bound with microchipsand functional devices.

Optionally, in the array substrate based on the wiring substrate of thepresent disclosure, in the first control region 2011, one of the secondpower via hole HV2 and the third power via hole HV3 is used to overlapwith the connection lead 500, so that the device control circuit in thethird device region A (2, 1) is connected to the first power voltagelead 310. The other one of the second power via hole HV2 and the thirdpower via hole HV3 may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer104 and is filled with the insulating protection layer 105. One of thefifth power via hole HV5 and the sixth power via hole HV6 is used tooverlap with the connection lead 500, so that the device control circuitin the fourth device region A (2, 2) is connected to the second powervoltage lead 350. The other of the fifth power via hole HV5 and thesixth power via hole HV6 may not overlap with any second metal wiringlayer 104, and is filled with the insulating protection layer 105.

The wiring substrate provided in the present disclosure can be used toprepare an array substrate with a first chip. For example, it can beused to prepare a first array substrate. The base substrate 101, thefirst metal wiring layer 102 and the insulating material layer 103 ofthe first array substrate form the wiring substrate in an embodiment.FIG. 11 shows a schematic structure diagram of a first array substratein a first control region 2011. FIG. 11 only shows the drive leads 300,the positions of at least part of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer 103, the connection leads 500 (represented bythick lines), the first pad group P10 for binding the first chip, thefunctional devices 107 in each device region A, and the like.

Referring to FIG. 11 , the first array substrate may be provided with ina first control region 2011 four first pad groups P10 each correspondingto a respective one of the four device regions A. Each of the first padgroups P10 is located at a side along the first direction C of thecorresponding device region A. The first pad group P10 corresponding tothe second device region A(1,2) is located at a side along the seconddirection D of the first pad group P10 corresponding to the first deviceregion A(1,1). The first pad group P10 corresponding to the fourthdevice region A (2, 2) is located at a side along the second direction Dof the first pad group P10 corresponding to the third device region A(2, 1).

In the first control region 2011 of the first array substrate, thereference voltage sub-pad P11 of the first pad group P10 correspondingto the first device region A(1,1) and the reference voltage sub-pad P11of the first pad group P10 corresponding to the second device regionA(1,2) are connected with the reference voltage lead 330 through theconnection lead 500 that overlaps with the first reference via hole HR1.

The reference voltage sub-pad P11 of the first pad group P10corresponding to the third device region A (2, 1) and the referencevoltage sub-pad P11 of the first pad group P10 corresponding to thefourth device region A (2, 2) are connected with the reference voltagelead 330 through the connection lead 500 overlapping with the secondreference via hole HR2. This can enable the reference voltage sub-padP11 of each first pad group P10 to be electrically connected with thereference voltage lead 330. Further, in the first control region 2011 ofthe first array substrate, orthographic projections on the wiring layer102 of the connection lead 500 overlapping with the first reference viahole HR1 and the connection lead 500 overlapping with the secondreference via hole HR2 are not exceeding the range of the referencevoltage lead 330. In this way, even if the layout failure of theinsulating material layer 103 causes the connection leads 500 and thereference voltage lead 330 to be short-circuited, the voltage on theseleads will not be changed to cause defects.

In a signal channel of the first array substrate, each device region Acan be numbered sequentially. The first pad group P10 corresponding tothe device region A with a serial number of 1 can be located at an endof the signal channel along its extension direction. For example, it islocated at the end close to the binding region B or at the end far awayfrom the binding region B. In the signal channel, the first pad groupP10 corresponding to each device region A can be numbered row by row andcolumn by column according to the Z shape, or numbered row by row andcolumn by column according to the S shape, or numbered row by row andcolumn by column according to the N shape, or numbered row by row andcolumn by column according to the U shape or inverted U shape. In thepresent disclosure, the row direction is a direction along the seconddirection D or its opposite direction, and the column direction is adirection along the first direction C or its opposite direction. In asignal channel, the first pad group P10 corresponding to each deviceregion A can be cascaded in order according to the serial number,wherein the first pad group P10 and the second input sub-pad P14corresponding to the device region A with a serial number of 1 areconnected to one of the address leads 360 through a connection lead 50that overlaps with the address via hole. The output sub-pad P12 of thefirst pad group P10 corresponding to the device region A with a serialnumber of (n−1) and the second input sub-pad P14 of the first pad groupP10 corresponding to the device region A with a serial number of n areconnected through the connection lead 500, wherein n is an integergreater than 1 and not greater than the number of device regions in onesignal channel.

For example, in an embodiment of the first array substrate, the firstpad group P10 corresponding to the first device region A (1, 1), thefirst pad group P10 corresponding to the second device region A (1,2),the first pad group P10 corresponding to the third device region A (2,1), and the first pad group P10 corresponding to the fourth deviceregion A (2, 2) are sequentially cascaded. The output sub-pad P12 of thefirst pad group P10 corresponding to the first device region A (1, 1) isconnected with the second input sub-pad P14 of the first pad group P10corresponding to the second device region A (1,2). The output sub-padP12 of the first pad group P10 corresponding to the second device regionA(1, 2) is connected with the second input sub-pad P14 of the first padgroup P10 corresponding to the third device region A(2,1). The outputsub-pad P12 of the first pad group P10 corresponding to the third deviceregion A (2, 1) is connected with the second input sub-pad P14 of thefirst pad group corresponding to the fourth device region A (2, 2). Intwo adjacent control regions 201, the output sub-pad P12 of the firstpad group P10 corresponding to the fourth device region A (2, 2) locatedin the control region 201 at a side along the opposite direction of thefirst direction C is connected with the second input sub-pad P14 of thefirst pad group P10 corresponding to the first device region A(1, 1)located in the control region 201 at a side along the first direction C.

Referring to FIG. 11 , the first array substrate is provided with adevice control circuit in the device region A, wherein the first end ofthe device control circuit and the power voltage lead are connectedthrough a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the power via hole, andthe second end of the device control circuit is connected to the outputsub-pad P12 of the first pad group P10 corresponding to the deviceregion A through the connection lead 500. Referring to FIG. 47 , thefirst end of the device control circuit may be the first device sub-padP51 in a device pad group P50 located on the power voltage lead, and thesecond end of the device control circuit may be the second devicesub-pad P52 in a device pad group P50 close to the corresponding firstchip 010 in the first direction C and close to the axis of the referencevoltage lead 330 in the second direction D. In this way, the length ofthe connection lead 500 for connecting the output pin 012 of the firstchip 010 and the second end of the device control circuit can be reducedas much as possible, and the overlapping length between these connectionleads 500 and the reference voltage lead 330 can be reduced. Thus, therisk of short circuits between these connection leads 500 and thereference voltage leads 330 is reduced.

For example, in an embodiment of the present disclosure, four lightemitting elements arranged in series and arranged in a 2*2 array aredisposed in a device region A. The first light emitting element and thepower voltage lead are connected through the connection lead 500overlapping with the power via hole. The fourth light emitting elementis connected to the output sub-pad P12 of the first pad group P10through the connection lead 500. The three connection leads 500 forconnecting the four light emitting elements in series are distributed ina notch shape as a whole with the opening facing toward the firstdirection C. In an embodiment, in the first control region 2011, thefirst power via hole HV1 may be disposed at the side of the first deviceregion A(1, 1) in the first direction C, and the fourth power via holeHV4 may be disposed at the side of the second device region A(1,2) inthe first direction C. The first end of the device control circuit inthe first device region A (1, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310are connected through a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the firstpower via hole HV1. The first end of the device control circuit in thesecond device region A(1, 2) and the second power voltage lead 350 areconnected by a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the fourth powervia hole HV4. The first end of the device control circuit in the thirddevice region A (2, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310 areconnected through a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the thirdpower via hole HV3. The first end of the device control circuit in thefourth device region A (2, 2) and the second power voltage lead 350 areconnected by a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the sixth powervia hole HV6.

In the first control region 2011, the first input sub-pad P13 of thefirst pad group P10 corresponding to the first device region A(1,1) isconnected with the first input lead 320 through a connection lead 500overlapping with the first input via hole HI1. The first input sub-padP13 of the first pad group P10 corresponding to the third device regionA (2, 1) is connected with the first input lead 320 through a connectionlead 500 overlapping with the second input via hole HI2. The first inputsub-pad P13 of the first pad group P10 corresponding to the seconddevice region A(1,2) is connected with the second input lead 340 throughthe connection lead 500 overlapping with the third input via hole HI3.The first input sub-pad P13 of the first pad group P10 corresponding tothe fourth device region A (2, 2) is connected with the second inputlead 340 through the connection lead 500 overlapping with the fourthinput via hole HI4.

In the first array substrate, the first power voltage lead 310 and thesecond power voltage lead 350 can be used to load the power voltage VLEDfor driving the device control circuit. For example, they can load thepower voltage VLED for driving each light emitting element in the devicecontrol circuit to emit light. The reference voltage lead 330 may beused to load the reference voltage GND. One of the first input lead 320and the second input lead 340 may be used to load the first input signalPwr. In a signal channel, at least one address lead 360 can be used toload the second input signal Di. In this way, under the control of eachdrive lead 300, each first chip 010 and functional device 107 canoperate normally.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, referring to FIG. 39 ,among the input leads (for example, the first input lead 320 and thesecond input lead 340) and the reference voltage lead 330 adjacent tothe wiring substrate, the input lead is provided with a protruding part301 that protrudes toward a side of the reference voltage lead 330, andthe reference voltage lead 330 is provided with an accommodating notch302 corresponding to the protruding part 301 of the reference voltagelead 330 and capable of accommodating the protruding part 301.Correspondingly, in the first array substrate, the first pad group P10can be arranged close to the protruding part 301, so that theorthographic projection on the first metal wiring layer 102 of the firstinput sub-pad P13 of the first pad group P10 is located on theprotruding part 301 of the input lead, and the orthographic projectionon the first metal wiring layer 102 of the reference voltage sub-pad P11of the first pad group P10 is located on the reference voltage lead 330.In other words, referring to FIG. 39 , at least part of the protrudingpart 301 of the input lead may serve as the first support metal part303, and the first support metal part 303 may completely overlap withthe input sub-pad of the first pad group P10. At least part of thereference voltage lead 330 close to the accommodating notch 302 mayserve as the second support metal part 304, and the second support metalpart 304 may completely overlap with the reference voltage sub-pad P11of the first pad group P10. The connection lead 500 connected to thereference voltage sub-pad P11 and overlapped with the reference via holemay completely overlap with the reference voltage lead 330. In this way,the risk of short-circuit failure caused by the insulation failure ofthe insulating material layer 103 is further reduced.

Further, referring to FIG. 39 , in the wiring substrate, the first metalwiring layer 102 may also be provided with a third support metal part305 and a fourth support metal part 306, both of which are locatedbetween the input lead and the reference voltage lead 330, and insulatedfrom the input lead and the reference voltage lead 330. The orthographicprojection of the third support metal part 305 on the base substrate 101coincides with the orthographic projection of the output sub-pad P12 onthe base substrate 101. The orthographic projection of the secondsupport metal part 304 on the base substrate 101 coincides with theorthographic projection of the second input sub-pad P14 on the basesubstrate 101. In this way, the distance between each sub-pad of thefirst pad group P10 and the base substrate 101 can be substantially thesame, which facilitates the binding of the first chip 010.

The wiring substrate provided in the present disclosure can also be usedto prepare an array substrate with a second chip 020. For example, itcan be used to prepare a second array substrate. The base substrate 101,the first metal wiring layer 102 and the insulating material layer 103of the second array substrate form the wiring substrate in anembodiment. FIG. 12 shows a schematic structural diagram of a secondarray substrate in a first control region 2011. FIG. 12 only shows thedrive leads 300, the positions of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer 103, the connection leads 500 (indicated bythick lines), the second pad group P20 for binding the second chip 020,the functional devices 107 in each device region A, and so on.

Referring to FIG. 12 , the second array substrate may be provided in afirst control region 2011 with a second pad group P20 for binding thesecond chip 020, and the second pad group P20 may be located between thefour device regions A in the first control region 2011. In other words,in one first control region 2011, along the first direction C, thesecond pad group P20 is located between the first device region A (1, 1)and the third device region A (2, 1). Along the second direction D, thesecond pad group P20 is located between the first device region A (1, 1)and the second device region A (1,2). The reference voltage sub-pad P21of the second pad group P20 is located at a side along the firstdirection C of the address sub-pad P25 of the second pad group P20, soas to ensure that the connection lead 500 connected with the referencevoltage sub-pad P21 of the second pad group P20 can extend to overlapwith the second reference via hole HR2, and the connection lead 500completely overlaps with the reference voltage lead 330. In this way,when the connection lead 500 and the reference voltage lead 330 areshort-circuited, defects can be avoided on the second array substrate.One of the chip power sub-pad P23 and the drive data sub-pad P24 isconnected to the first input lead 320 through a connection lead 500overlapping with the first input via hole HI1. The other of the chippower sub-pad P23 and the drive data sub-pad P24 is connected to thesecond input lead 340 through the connection lead 500 overlapping withthe third input via hole HI3. The four input sub-pads are respectivelyconnected to the second ends of the device control circuits in the fourdevice regions through the connection leads 500.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 12 , in the second array substrate, thechip power sub-pad P23 of the second pad group P20 is located at a sidealong the opposite side of the second direction D of the drive datasub-pad P24. In this way, the chip power sub-pad P23 of the second padgroup P20 and the first input lead 320 can be connected through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with the first input via hole HI1. Thedrive data sub-pad P24 of the second pad group P20 and the second inputlead 340 may be connected by a connection lead 500 overlapping with thethird input via hole HI3. The address sub-pad P25 of the second padgroup P20 and the address lead 360 may be connected by a connection lead500 that overlaps with the address via hole.

With reference to FIG. 12 , in the first control region 2011 of thesecond array substrate, the first end of the device control circuit inthe first device region A (1, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310are connected through the connection lead 500 overlapping with the firstpower via hole HV1. The second end of the device control circuit in thefirst device region A(1,1) and the first output sub-pad P221 of thesecond pad group P20 are connected by the connection lead 500. The firstend of the device control circuit in the second device region A (1, 2)and the second power voltage lead 350 are connected through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with the fourth power via hole HV4. Thesecond end of the device control circuit in the second device region A(1,2) and the second output sub-pad P222 of the second pad group P20 areconnected by the connection lead 500. The first end of the devicecontrol circuit in the third device region A (2, 1) and the first powervoltage lead 310 are connected through a connection lead 500 thatoverlaps with the second power via hole HV2 or the third power via holeHV3. The second end of the device control circuit in the third deviceregion A (2, 1) and the third output sub-pad P223 of the second padgroup P20 are connected by the connection lead 500. The first end of thedevice control circuit in the fourth device region A (2, 2) and thesecond power voltage lead 320 are connected through the connection lead500 that overlaps with the fifth power via hole HV5 or the sixth powervia hole HV6. The second end of the device control circuit in the fourthdevice region A (2, 2) and the fourth output sub-pad P224 of the secondpad group P20 are connected by the connection lead 500. The first end ofthe device control circuit may be a sub-pad in a device pad group P50located on the power voltage lead, and the second end of the devicecontrol circuit may a sub-pad in a device pad group P50 close to thesecond chip 020 in the first direction C and close to the axis of thereference voltage lead 330 in the second direction D. This can minimizethe length of the connection lead 500 between the output pin 012 of thesecond chip 020 and the second end of the device control circuit, andreduce the overlapping length between these connection leads 500 and thereference voltage lead 330, thereby reducing the risk of bad shortcircuit between these connection leads 500 and the reference voltagelead 330.

Optionally, in at least part of the control regions, the device controlcircuit in the first device region A (1, 1) has connection leads forconnecting with each functional device, and the device control circuitin the third device region A (2, 1) has connection leads for connectingwith each functional device. The connection leads in the first deviceregion A (1, 1) and the connection leads in the third device region A(2, 1) are symmetrical about a symmetry axis, and the symmetry axis isparallel to the second direction. The device control circuit in thesecond device region A (1,2) has connection leads to connect eachfunctional device, and the device control circuit in the fourth deviceregion A (2, 2) has connection leads to connect each functional device.The connection leads in the second device region A (1, 2) and theconnection leads in the fourth device region A (2, 2) are symmetricalabout a symmetry axis, and the symmetry axis is parallel to the seconddirection.

Illustratively, in an embodiment of the present disclosure, four lightemitting elements arranged in series and in a 2*2 array are provided inone device region A. The first light emitting element and the powervoltage lead are connected through a connection lead 500 overlappingwith the power via hole. The fourth light emitting element is connectedto the output sub-pad P12 of the second pad group P20 through theconnection lead 500. In the first device region A (1, 1) and the seconddevice region A (1,2), the three connection leads 500 for connecting thefour light emitting elements in series are distributed as a whole in anotch shape with the opening facing toward the first direction C. In thethird device region A (2, 1) and the fourth device region A (2, 2), thethree connection leads 500 for connecting the four light emittingelements in series are formed as a whole in a notch shape with theopening facing toward the opposite direction of the first direction C.In an embodiment, in the first control region 2011, the first power viahole HV1 may be disposed at the side of the first device region A(1, 1)in the first direction C, and the fourth power via hole HV4 may bedisposed at the side along the first direction C of the second deviceregion A(1,2). The first end of the device control circuit in the firstdevice region A (1, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310 areconnected through a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the firstpower via hole HV1. The first end of the device control circuit in thethird device region A (2, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310 areconnected through a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the secondpower via hole HV2. The first end of the device control circuit in thesecond device region A(1, 2) and the second power voltage lead 350 areconnected by a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the fourth powervia hole HV4. The first end of the device control circuit in the fourthdevice region A (2, 2) and the second power voltage lead 350 areconnected through a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the fifthpower via hole HV5.

In the second array substrate, the first power voltage lead 310 and thesecond power voltage lead 350 can be used to load the power voltage VLEDfor driving the device control circuit. For example, they can load thepower voltage VLED for driving each light emitting element in the devicecontrol circuit to emit light. The reference voltage lead 330 may beused to load the reference voltage GND. The first input lead 320 may beused to load the chip operating voltage VCC, and the second input lead340 may be used to load the drive data Data. At least part of theaddress leads 360 can be used to load a strobe signal. In this way,under the control of each drive lead 300, each second chip 020 andfunctional device 107 can operate normally.

Optionally, in the first control region 2011 of the second arraysubstrate, the first reference via hole HR1, the second input via holeHI2, and the fourth input via hole HI4 may not overlap with any secondmetal wiring layer 104, and filled by the insulating protection layer105.

The wiring substrate provided in the present disclosure can be used toprepare an array substrate with a third chip 030. For example, it can beused to prepare a third array substrate. The base substrate 101, thefirst metal wiring layer 102 and the insulating material layer 103 ofthe third array substrate form the wiring substrate in an embodiment.Exemplarily, FIG. 13 shows a schematic structural diagram of a thirdarray substrate in a first control region 2011. FIG. 13 only shows thedrive leads 300, the positions of the via holes provided on theinsulating material layer 103, the connection lead 500 (indicated bythick lines), the third pad group P30 for binding the third chip 030,the functional device 107 in each device region A, and the like.

Referring to FIG. 13 , the third array substrate may be provided in afirst control region 2011 with a third pad group P30 for binding thethird chip 030, and the third pad group P30 may be located between thefour device regions A in the first control region 2011. In other words,in a first control region 2011, along the first direction C, the thirdpad group P30 is located between the first device region A (1, 1) andthe third device region A (2, 1). In the second direction D, the thirdpad group P30 is located between the first device region A (1, 1) andthe second device region A (1,2). Optionally, the reference voltagesub-pad P31 of the third pad group P30 is located at the side along thefirst direction C of the relay signal sub-pad P36 of the third pad groupP30, which is more beneficial to allow the connection lead 500 connectedto the reference voltage sub-pad P31 of the third pad group P30extending to overlap with the second reference via hole HR2, and theconnection lead 500 completely overlaps with the reference voltage lead330. In this way, when the connection lead 500 and the reference voltagelead 330 are short-circuited, defects can be avoided on the third arraysubstrate.

In a first control region 2011 of the third array substrate, thereference voltage sub-pad P31 and the reference voltage lead 330 may beconnected by a connection lead 500 overlapping with the second referencevia hole HR2. One of the chip power sub-pad P33 and the drive datasub-pad P34 is connected with the first input lead 320 through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with the first input via hole HI1, andthe other of the chip power sub-pad P33 and the drive data sub-pad P34is connected to the second input lead 340 through the connection lead500 overlapping with the third input via hole HI3.

Exemplarily, referring to FIG. 13 , in the third array substrate, thechip power sub-pad P33 of the third pad group P30 is located at the sidealong the opposite direction of the second direction D of the drive datasub-pad P34. In this way, the chip power sub-pad P33 of the third padgroup P30 and the first input lead 320 are connected through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with the first input via hole HI1. Thedrive data sub-pad P34 of the third pad group P30 and the second inputlead 340 are connected by the connection lead 500 overlapping with thethird input via hole HI3.

Referring to FIG. 13 , in the first control region 2011 of the thirdarray substrate, the first end of the device control circuit in thefirst device region A (1, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310 areconnected through a connection lead 500 overlapping with the first powervia hole HV1. The second end of the device control circuit in the firstdevice region A(1,1) is connected to the first output sub-pad P321 ofthe third pad group P30 through the connection lead 500. The first endof the device control circuit in the second device region A (1, 2) andthe second power voltage lead 350 are connected through the connectionlead 500 overlapping with the fourth power via hole HV4. The second endof the device control circuit in the second device region A (1,2) isconnected to the second output sub-pad P322 of the third pad group P30through the connection lead 500. The first end of the device controlcircuit in the third device region A (2, 1) is connected with the firstpower voltage lead 310 through the connection lead 500 overlapping withone of the second power via hole HV2 and the third power via hole HV3.The second end of the device control circuit in the third device regionA (2, 1) is connected to the third output sub-pad P323 of the third padgroup P30 through the connection lead 500. The first end of the devicecontrol circuit in the fourth device region A (2, 2) is connected to thesecond power voltage lead 350 through the connection lead 500overlapping with one of the fifth power via hole HV5 and the sixth powervia hole HV6. The second end of the device control circuit in the fourthdevice region A (2, 2) is connected to the fourth output sub-pad P324 ofthe third pad group P30 through the connection lead 500. The first endof the device control circuit may be a sub-pad in a device pad group P50located on the power voltage lead, and the second end of the devicecontrol circuit may be a sub-pad in a device pad group P50 close to thethird chip 030 in the first direction C and close to the axis of thereference voltage lead 330 in the second direction D. This can minimizethe length of the connection lead 500 between the output pin of thethird chip 030 and the second end of the device control circuit, andreduce the overlapping length between these connection leads 500 and thereference voltage lead 330, thereby reducing the risk of a bad shortcircuit between these connection leads 500 and the reference voltagelead 330.

Optionally, in at least part of the control regions, the device controlcircuit in the first device region A (1, 1) has connection leads forconnecting with each functional device, and the device control circuitin the third device region A (2, 1) has connection leads for connectingwith each functional device. These connection leads in the first deviceregion A (1, 1) and these connection leads in the third device region A(2, 1) are symmetrical about a symmetry axis, and the symmetry axis isparallel to the second direction. The device control circuit in thesecond device region A (1,2) has connection leads to connect eachfunctional device, and the device control circuit in the fourth deviceregion A (2, 2) has connection leads to connect each functional device.The connection leads of the second device region A (1, 2) and theconnection leads in the fourth device region A (2, 2) are symmetricalabout a symmetry axis, and the symmetry axis is parallel to the seconddirection.

Exemplarily, referring to FIG. 13 , in an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, four light emitting elements arranged in series and in a 2*2array are provided in a device region A. The first light emittingelement is connected to the power voltage lead through a connection lead500 overlapping with the power via hole. The fourth light emittingelement is connected to the output sub-pad of the third pad group P30through the connection lead 500. In the first device region A (1, 1) andthe second device region A (1,2), the three connection leads 500 forconnecting the four light emitting elements in series are distributed asa whole in a notch shape with the opening facing toward the firstdirection C. In the third device region A (2, 1) and the fourth deviceregion A (2, 2), the three connection leads 500 for connecting the fourlight emitting elements in series are formed as a whole in a notch shapewith the opening facing toward the opposite direction of the firstdirection C. In an embodiment, in the first control region 2011, thefirst power via hole HV1 may be disposed on the side in the firstdirection C of the first device region A(1, 1), and the fourth power viahole HV4 may be disposed at a side in the first direction C of thesecond device region A(1,2). The first end of the device control circuitin the first device region A (1, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310are connected through a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the firstpower via hole HV1. The first end of the device control circuit in thethird device region A (2, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310 areconnected through a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the firstpower via hole HV2. The first end of the device control circuit in thesecond device region A(1, 2) and the second power voltage lead 350 areconnected by a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the fourth powervia hole HV4. The first end of the device control circuit in the fourthdevice region A (2, 2) and the second power voltage lead 350 areconnected through a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the fifthpower via hole HV5.

In a signal channel of the third array substrate, each control region201 can be numbered sequentially. The control region 201 with a serialnumber of 1 can be located at an end of the signal channel in itsextension direction. For example, it can be located at the end close tothe binding region B, or located at the end away from the binding zoneB. When there is only one control region column 220 in one signalchannel, each control region 201 may be numbered sequentially along thefirst direction C or the opposite direction of the first direction C.When there are multiple control region columns 220 in one signalchannel, in the signal channel, each control region 201 can be numberedrow by row and column by column in a Z shape, or numbered row by row andcolumn by column in an S shape, or numbered row by row and column bycolumn in an N shape, or numbered row by row and column by column in a Ushape or inverted U shape. In one signal channel, the third pad groupP30 in each control region 201 can be cascaded in sequence according tothe serial order of the control region 201. The strobe signal sub-padP35 of the third pad group P30 in the control region 201 with a serialnumber of 1 is connected with the address lead 360 through a connectionlead 500 that overlaps with the address via hole. The relay signalsub-pad P36 of the third pad group P30 in the control region 201 with aserial number of (n−1) is connected with the strobe signal sub-pad P35of the third pad group P30 in the control region 201 with a serialnumber of n by the connection lead 500. In this way, the third arraysubstrate can realize the mutual cascade connection of various thirdchips 030 in one signal channel, and further realize the control overeach device control circuit in the signal channel, wherein n is apositive integer greater than 1, and not greater than the number ofcontrol regions in one signal channel.

In the third array substrate, the first power voltage lead 310 and thesecond power voltage lead 350 can be used to load the power voltage VLEDfor driving the device control circuit. For example, they can load thepower voltage VLED for driving each light emitting element in the devicecontrol circuit to emit light. The reference voltage lead 330 may beused to load the reference voltage GND. The first input lead 320 may beused to load the chip operating voltage VCC, and the second input lead340 may be used to load the drive data Data. In a signal channel, theaddress lead 360 connected to the third pad group P30 of the first stageof control region 201 can be loaded with a strobe signal. In this way,under the control of each drive lead 300, each third chip 030 and thefunctional device 107 can operate normally.

Optionally, in the first control region 2011 of the third arraysubstrate, the first reference via hole HR1, the second input via holeHI2, and the fourth input via hole HI4 may not overlap with any secondmetal wiring layer 10, and filled by the insulating protection layer105.

The wiring substrate provided in the present disclosure can also be usedto prepare an array substrate with a fourth chip 040. For example, itcan be used to prepare a fourth array substrate. The base substrate 101,the first metal wiring layer 102 and the insulating material layer 103of the fourth array substrate form the wiring substrate in anembodiment. Exemplarily, FIG. 14 shows a schematic structural diagram ofa fourth array substrate in a first control region 2011. FIG. 14 onlyshows the drive leads 300, the positions of the via holes provided onthe insulating material layer 103, the connection leads 500 (indicatedby thick lines), the fourth pad group P40 for binding the fourth chip040, the functional device 107 in each device region A, and so on.

Referring to FIG. 14 , the fourth array substrate may be provided in afirst control region 2011 with a fourth pad group P40 for binding thefourth chip 040, and the fourth pad group P40 may be located between thefour device regions A in the first control region 2011. In other words,in one first control region 2011, along the first direction C, thefourth pad group P40 is located between the first device region A (1, 1)and the third device region A (2, 1). In the second direction D, thefourth pad group P40 is located between the first device region A (1, 1)and the second device region A (1,2). The chip power sub-pad P43 and thedrive data sub-pad P44 of the fourth pad group P40 are arranged alongthe second direction D or the opposite direction thereof, so that thefourth pad group P40 has two columns of sub-pads, wherein each column ofsub-pads have five sub-pads arranged along the first direction C. Thiscan simplify the design of the connection lead 500 of the fourth arraysubstrate, reduce the length of the connection lead 500, and therebyreduce the probability of a short circuit between the connection lead500 and the drive lead 300 of the first metal wiring layer 102.Referring to FIG. 14 , in the second direction D or the oppositedirection thereof, compared to the strobe signal sub-pad P45 of thefourth pad group P40, the reference voltage sub-pad P41 of the fourthpad group P40 is located at the side close to the first reference viahole HR1. In this way, it can be ensured that the connection lead 500connected to the reference voltage sub-pad P41 of the fourth pad groupP40 can extend to overlap with the first reference via hole HR1 or thesecond reference via hole HR2.

Exemplarily, referring to FIG. 14 , compared to the second power voltagelead 350, the first reference via hole HR1 is close to the first powervoltage lead 310. In this way, the fourth pad group P40 includes twocolumns of sub-pads. Along the first direction C, the five sub-padsclose to the first power voltage lead 310 are sequentially the fourthoutput sub-pad P424, the reference voltage sub-pad P41, the drive datasub-pad P44, the reference voltage sub-pad P41, and the second outputsub-pad P422. Along the first direction C, the five sub-pads close tothe second power voltage lead 350 are sequentially the third outputsub-pad P423, the strobe signal sub-pad P45, the chip power sub-pad P43,the relay signal sub-pad P46, and the first output sub-pad P421.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 14 , in the first control region 2011 ofthe fourth array substrate, the reference voltage sub-pad P41 of thefourth pad group P40 close to the first reference via hole HR1 isconnected to the reference voltage lead 330 through the connection lead500 overlapping with the first reference via hole HR1. The connectionlead 500 can completely overlap with the reference voltage lead 330. Inthe first control region 2011 of the fourth array substrate, thereference voltage sub-pad P41 of the fourth pad group P40 away from thefirst reference via hole HR1 is connected to the reference voltage lead330 through the connection lead 500 overlapping with the secondreference via hole HR2.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, of the two reference voltagesub-pads P41, only one reference voltage sub-pad may be electricallyconnected to the reference voltage lead 330, and the other referencevoltage sub-pad P41 may not be electrically connected to the referencevoltage lead 330. In this way, the fourth chip 040 can obtain thereference voltage through one reference voltage sub-pad P41, which canmeet the operating requirements of the fourth chip 040. In anembodiment, of the two reference voltage sub-pads P41, the referencevoltage sub-pad P41 close to the first reference via hole HR1 can beelectrically connected to the reference voltage lead 330.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 14 , in the first control region 2011 ofthe fourth array substrate, of the chip power sub-pad P43 and the drivedata sub-pad P44 of the fourth pad group P40, the sub-pad close to thefirst input lead 320 is connected to the first input lead 320 throughthe connection lead 500 that overlaps with the first input via hole HI1,and the sub-pad far away from the first input lead 320 is connected tothe second input lead 340 through the connection lead 500 that overlapswith the third input via hole HI3. In this way, the length of theconnection leads 500 can be minimized, and the risk of short circuitbetween these connection leads 500 and the reference voltage lead 330can be reduced.

Exemplarily, in an embodiment of the present disclosure, referring toFIG. 14 , in the first control region 2011 of the fourth arraysubstrate, the drive data sub-pad P44 and the first input lead 320 areconnected through a connection lead 500 overlapping with the first inputvia hole HI1; and the chip power sub-pad P43 and the second input lead340 are connected through a connection lead 500 overlapping with thefourth input via hole HI4.

In the first control region 2011 of the fourth array substrate, thefirst ends of the device control circuits of the four device regions Aare connected to the power voltage leads by connection leads 500 thatoverlap with the power via holes. The second ends of the device controlcircuits of the four device regions A are connected to the four outputsub-pads of the fourth pad group P40 through the connection leads 500 ina one-to-one correspondence. The second end of the device controlcircuit is connected to the output sub-pad closest thereto.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, referring to FIG. 14 , inthe first control region 2011 of the fourth array substrate, the firstend of the device control circuit in the first device region A (1, 1) isconnected to the first power voltage lead 310 through the connectionlead 500 overlapping with the first power via hole HV1. The second endof the device control circuit in the first device region A(1,1) isconnected to the fourth output sub-pad P424 of the fourth pad group P40through the connection lead 500. The first end of the device controlcircuit in the third device region A (2, 1) is connected to the firstpower voltage lead 310 through the connection lead 500 overlapping withone of the second power via hole HV2 and the third power via hole HV3.The second end of the device control circuit in the third device regionA (2, 1) is connected to the second output sub-pad P422 of the fourthpad group P40 through the connection lead 500. The first end of thedevice control circuit in the second device region A (1, 2) is connectedto the second power voltage lead 350 through the connection lead 500overlapping with the fourth power via hole HV4. The second end of thedevice control circuit in the second device region A (1,2) is connectedto the third output sub-pad P423 of the fourth pad group P40 through theconnection lead 500. The first end of the device control circuit in thefourth device region A (2, 2) is connected with the second power voltagelead 350 through the connection lead 500 overlapping with one of thefifth power via hole HV5 and the sixth power via hole HV6. The secondend of the device control circuit in the fourth device region A (2, 2)is connected to the first output sub-pad P421 of the fourth pad groupP40 through the connection lead 500. The first end of the device controlcircuit may be a sub-pad in a device pad group P50 located on the powervoltage lead, and the second end of the device control circuit may be asub-pad in a device pad group P50 close to the fourth pad in the firstdirection C and close to the axis of the reference voltage lead 330 inthe second direction D. This can minimize the length of the connectionlead 500 for connecting the output pin of the fourth chip 040 and thesecond end of the device control circuit, and reduce the overlappinglength between these connection leads 500 and the reference voltage lead330, thereby reducing the risk of a bad short circuit between theseconnection lead 500 and the reference voltage lead 330.

Optionally, in at least part of the control regions, the device controlcircuit in the first device region A (1, 1) has connection leads forconnecting each functional device, and the device control circuit in thethird device region A (2, 1) has connection leads for connecting eachfunctional device. These connection leads in the first device region A(1, 1) and these connection leads in the third device region A (2, 1)are symmetrical about a symmetry axis, and the symmetry axis is parallelto the second direction. The device control circuit in the second deviceregion A (1,2) has connection leads to connect each functional device,and the device control circuit in the fourth device region A (2, 2) hasconnection leads to connect each functional device. The connection leadsof the second device region A (1, 2) and the connection leads in thefourth device region A (2, 2) are symmetrical about a symmetry axis, andthe symmetry axis is parallel to the second direction.

Illustratively, in an embodiment of the present disclosure, four lightemitting elements arranged in series and in a 2*2 array are provided inone device region A. The first light emitting element and the powervoltage lead are connected through a connection lead 500 overlappingwith the power via hole. The fourth light emitting element is connectedto the output sub-pad of the fourth pad group P40 through the connectionlead 500. In the first device region A (1, 1) and the second deviceregion A (1,2), the three connection leads 500 for connecting the fourlight emitting elements in series are distributed as a whole in a notchshape with the opening facing toward the first direction C. In the thirddevice region A (2, 1) and the fourth device region A (2, 2), the threeconnection leads 500 for connecting the four light emitting elements inseries are formed as a whole in a notch shape with the opening facingtoward the opposite direction of the first direction C. In anembodiment, in the first control region 2011, the first power via holeHV1 may be disposed on the side of the first device region A(1, 1) inthe first direction C, and the fourth power via hole HV4 may be disposedon the side in the first direction C of the second device region A(1,2).The first end of the device control circuit in the first device region A(1, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310 are connected through aconnection lead 500 that overlaps with the first power via hole HV1. Thefirst end of the device control circuit in the third device region A(2, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310 are connected through aconnection lead 500 that overlaps with the second power via hole HV2.The first end of the device control circuit in the second device regionA(1, 2) and the second power voltage lead 350 are connected by aconnection lead 500 that overlaps with the fourth power via hole HV4.The first end of the device control circuit in the fourth device regionA (2, 2) and the second power voltage lead 350 are connected through aconnection lead 500 that overlaps with the fifth power via hole HV5.

In a signal channel of the fourth array substrate, each control region201 can be numbered sequentially, wherein the control region 201 with aserial number of 1 can be located at an end of the signal channel in itsextension direction. For example, it can be located at the end close tothe binding region B or the end away from the binding region B. Whenthere is only one control region column 220 in one signal channel, eachcontrol region 201 may be numbered sequentially along the firstdirection C or the opposite direction of the first direction C. Whenthere are multiple control region columns 220 in one signal channel, inthe signal channel, each control region 201 can be numbered row by rowand column by column in a Z shape, or numbered row by row and column bycolumn in an S shape, or numbered row by row and column by column in anN shape, or numbered row by row and column by column in a U shape orinverted U shape. In one signal channel, the fourth pad group P40 ineach control region 201 can be cascaded in sequence according to theserial number of the control region 201. The strobe signal sub-pad P45of the fourth pad group P40 in the first stage of control region 201 isconnected to the address lead 360 by a connection lead 500 overlappingwith the address via hole. The relay signal sub-pad P46 of the fourthpad group P40 in the (n−1)th stage of control region 201 is connected tothe strobe signal sub-pad P45 of the fourth pad group P40 in the n-thstage of control region 201 by the connection lead 500. In this way, thefourth array substrate can realize in a signal channel the mutualcascade connection of the respective fourth chips 040, thereby realizingthe control over each device control circuit in the signal channel.

In the fourth array substrate, the first power voltage lead 310 and thesecond power voltage lead 350 can be used to load the power voltage VLEDfor driving the device control circuit. For example, they can load thepower voltage VLED for driving each light emitting element in the devicecontrol circuit to emit light. The reference voltage lead 330 may beused to load the reference voltage GND. Of the first input lead 320 andthe second input lead 340, the one connected to the chip power sub-padP43 can be used to load the chip operating voltage VCC, and the othercan be used to load the drive data Data. In a signal channel, theaddress lead 360 electrically connected to the fourth pad group P40 ofthe first stage of control region 201 can be loaded with a strobesignal. In this way, under the control of each drive lead 300, eachfourth chip 040 and functional device 107 can operate normally.

Optionally, in the first control region 2011 of the fourth arraysubstrate, the second input via hole HI2 and the fourth input via holeHI4 may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104, and arefilled by the insulating protection layer 105.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 10 , FIG. 16 , FIG. 22 , and FIG. 28 , inthe wiring substrate provided by the present disclosure, in one controlregion column 220, the first power via hole HV1 and the fourth power viahole HV4 are symmetrical about the first symmetry axis, the second powervia hole HV2 and the fifth power via hole HV5 are symmetrical about thesecond symmetry axis, and the third power via hole HV3 and the sixthpower via hole HV6 are symmetrical about the third symmetry axis. Thefirst symmetry axis, the second symmetry axis, and the third symmetryaxis extend along the first direction C and coincide with each other. Inthis way, the design and preparation of the wiring substrate can befacilitated, the cost of the wiring substrate can be reduced, and thecost of each array substrate based on the wiring substrate can befurther reduced.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 10 , FIG. 16 , FIG. 22 , and FIG. 28 , ina control region column 220, the first input via hole HI1 and the thirdinput via hole HI3 are symmetrical about the fourth symmetry axis, andthe second input via hole HI2 and the fourth input via hole HI4 aresymmetrical about the fifth symmetry axis. The fourth symmetry axis andthe fifth symmetry axis extend along the first direction C and coincidewith each other. In this way, the design and preparation of the wiringsubstrate can be facilitated, the cost of the wiring substrate can bereduced, and the cost of each array substrate based on the wiringsubstrate can be further reduced.

Optionally, referring to FIGS. 10, 16, 22, and 28 , in a first controlregion 2011, along the first direction C, the first power via hole HV1and the fourth power via hole HV4 are located between the first deviceregion A(1,1) and the first reference via hole HR1, the second power viahole HV2 and the fifth power via hole HV5 are located between the thirddevice region A(2,1) and the first reference via hole HR1, and the thirdpower via hole HV3 and the sixth power via hole HV6 are located betweenthe third device region A(2, 1) and the second reference via hole HR2.In this way, in a first control region 2011, in the first direction C,there is a wiring space for array substrate wiring between the firstpower via hole HV1 and the first reference via hole HR1, there is awiring space for array substrate wiring between the second power viahole HV2 and the first reference via hole HR1, there is a wiring spacefor array substrate wiring between the fourth power via hole HV4 and thefirst reference via hole HR1, and there is a wiring space for arraysubstrate wiring between the fifth power via hole HV5 and the firstreference via hole HR1. The array substrate may be provided withconnection leads 500 extending along the second direction D in thesewiring spaces, so that the overlapping lengths between these connectionleads 500 and different drive leads 300 are minimized.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, referring to FIGS. 15 and 16, in the wiring substrate of the present disclosure, in a first controlregion 2011, the insulating material layer 103 may also be provided withthe third reference via hole HR3 and the fourth reference via hole HR4exposing partial regions of the reference voltage lead 330. The thirdreference via hole HR3 and the first reference via hole HR1 arerespectively located on two sides of the axis of the reference voltagelead 330, and the fourth reference via hole HR4 and the second referencevia hole HR2 are respectively located on two sides of the axis of thereference voltage lead 330. In an embodiment, in the first controlregion 2011 of the wiring substrate, each device region A may havecorresponding reference via holes. The first device region A (1, 1) canbe arranged correspondingly to the first reference via hole HR1, thesecond device region A (1,2) can be arranged correspondingly to thethird reference via hole HR3, the third device region A (2, 1) can bearranged correspondingly to the second reference via hole HR2, and thefourth device region A (2, 2) can be arranged correspondingly to thefourth reference via hole HR4.

Further, the third reference via hole HR3 and the first reference viahole HR1 are symmetrical about the sixth symmetry axis. The fourthreference via hole HR4 and the second reference via hole HR2 aresymmetrical about the seventh symmetry axis. The sixth symmetry axis andthe seventh symmetry axis extend along the first direction C andcoincide with each other. In this way, the design and preparation of thewiring substrate can be facilitated, the cost of the wiring substratecan be reduced, and the cost of each array substrate based on the wiringsubstrate can be further reduced.

Based on the wiring substrate in an embodiment, in addition to the firstto fourth array substrates described above, other array substrates usingany one of the first chip 010 to the fourth chip 040 can also beprepared.

Exemplarily, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be used toprepare a fifth array substrate provided with the first chip 010. Thestructure of the second metal wiring layer 104 of the fifth arraysubstrate may be basically the same as that of the first arraysubstrate, or local adjustments may be made in view of above. When thewiring substrate in an embodiment is used, the connection between thereference voltage sub-pad P11 of the first pad group P10 correspondingto the device region A in the fifth array substrate and the referencevoltage lead 330 is more flexible. For example, the connection to thereference voltage lead 330 may be made through the reference via holecorresponding to the device region A.

For example, referring to FIG. 17 , in the fifth array substrate, thereference voltage sub-pad P11 of the first pad group P10 correspondingto the first device region A(1, 1) is connected to the reference voltagelead 330 through the connection lead 500 overlapping with the firstreference via hole HR1. The reference voltage sub-pad P11 of the firstpad group P10 corresponding to the second device region A(1, 2) isconnected to the reference voltage lead 330 by a connection lead 500that overlaps with the third reference via hole HR3. The referencevoltage sub-pad P11 of the first pad group P10 corresponding to thethird device region A (2, 1) is connected to the reference voltage lead330 by a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the second reference viahole HR2. The reference voltage sub-pad P11 of the first pad group P10corresponding to the fourth device region A (2, 2) is connected to thereference voltage lead 330 through a connection lead 500 overlappingwith the fourth reference via hole HR4. In this way, the length of theconnection lead 500 between the reference voltage sub-pad P11 of eachfirst pad group P10 and the reference voltage lead 330 is basically thesame. This can improve the uniformity of the operating environment foreach first chip 010, thereby improving the operating stability of thefifth array substrate and being beneficial to the debugging of the fiftharray substrate.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare a sixth array substrate provided with the second chip 020.Referring to FIG. 18 , the structure of the second metal wiring layer104 of the sixth array substrate may be basically the same as that ofthe second array substrate, or local adjustments may be made in view ofabove. When the wiring substrate in an embodiment is used, theconnection between the reference voltage sub-pad P21 of the second padgroup P20 in the first control region 2011 of the fifth array substrateand the reference voltage lead 330 is more flexible. In the sixth arraysubstrate, in the first control region 2011, the connection lead 500connected to the reference voltage sub-pad P21 of the second pad groupP20 and the reference voltage lead 330 may overlap with the secondreference via hole HR2, or may overlap with the fourth reference viahole HR4, or may overlap with the second reference via hole HR2 and thefourth reference via hole HR4 at the same time. In the first controlregion 2011, the connection lead 500 for connecting the referencevoltage sub-pad P21 and the reference voltage lead 330 may completelyoverlap with the reference voltage lead 330.

Optionally, in the first control region 2011 of the sixth arraysubstrate, the first reference via hole HR1, the third reference viahole HR3, the second input via hole HI2, and the fourth input via holeHI4 may not be overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104 and arefilled with the insulating protection layer 105. One of the secondreference via hole HR2 and the fourth reference via hole HR4 is used tooverlap with the connection lead 500, so that the reference voltagesub-pad P11 is connected to the reference voltage lead 330 through theconnection lead 500. The other of the second reference via hole HR2 andthe fourth reference via hole HR4 may not overlap with any second metalwiring layer 104 and is filled with the insulating protection layer 105.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare a seventh array substrate provided with the third chip 030.Referring to FIG. 19 , the structure of the second metal wiring layer104 of the seventh array substrate may be basically the same as that ofthe third array substrate, or local adjustments may be made in view ofabove. When the wiring substrate in an embodiment is used, theconnection between the reference voltage sub-pad P31 of the third padgroup P30 and the reference voltage lead 330 in the first control region2011 of the seventh array substrate is more flexible. In the seventharray substrate, in the first control region 2011, the connection lead500 connected to the reference voltage sub-pad P31 of the third padgroup P30 and the reference voltage lead 330 may overlap with the secondreference via hole HR2, or may overlap with the fourth reference viahole HR4. In the first control region 2011, the connection lead 500 forconnecting the reference voltage sub-pad P31 and the reference voltagelead 330 may completely overlap with the reference voltage lead 330.

Optionally, in the first control region 2011 of the seventh arraysubstrate, the first reference via hole HR1, the third reference viahole HR3, the second input via hole HI2, and the fourth input via holeHI4 may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104 and arefilled with the insulating protection layer 105. One of the secondreference via hole HR2 and the fourth reference via hole HR4 is used tooverlap with the connection lead 500, so that the reference voltagesub-pad P31 is connected to the reference voltage lead 330 through theconnection lead 500. The other of the second reference via hole HR2 andthe fourth reference via hole HR4 may not overlap with any second metalwiring layer 104 and is filled with the insulating protection layer 105.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare an eighth array substrate provided with the fourth chip 040.Referring to FIG. 20 , the structure of the second metal wiring layer104 of the eighth array substrate may be basically the same as that ofthe fourth array substrate, or local adjustments may be made in view ofabove. When the wiring substrate in an embodiment is used, thearrangement of the fourth pad group P40 of the eighth array substrate inthe first control region 2011 is more flexible.

In the eighth array substrate, the fourth pad group P40 still includestwo columns of sub-pads, and the number of sub-pads in each column is 5sub-pads. No matter whether the reference voltage sub-pad P41 is locatedon the side close to the first reference via hole HR1 or located on theside close to the third reference via hole HR3, the two referencevoltage sub-pads P41 can be connected to the reference via hole.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, of the two reference voltagesub-pads P41, only one reference voltage sub-pad P41 may be electricallyconnected to the reference voltage lead 330 through the connection lead500, and the other reference voltage sub-pad P41 may not be electricallyconnected to the reference voltage lead 330. In this way, the fourthchip 040 can obtain the reference voltage GND through one referencevoltage sub-pad P41, which can meet the operating requirements of thefourth chip 040. In an embodiment, of the two reference voltage sub-padsP41, the reference voltage sub-pad P41 close to the first reference viahole HR1 or the third reference via hole HR3 can be electricallyconnected to the reference voltage lead 330 through the connection lead500.

Optionally, in the first control region 2011 of the eighth arraysubstrate, the second input via hole HI2 and the fourth input via holeHI4 may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104, and arefilled by the insulating protection layer 105. At least one of the firstreference via hole HR1 to the fourth reference via hole HR4 is used tooverlap with the connection lead 500, and the remaining reference viaholes may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104 and arefilled by the insulating protection Layer 105.

Optionally, in the wiring substrate provided by the present disclosure,referring to FIG. 16 , in a first control region 2011, the thirdreference via hole HR3 and the fourth reference via hole HR4 are locatedat the side of the first reference via hole HR1 and the second referencevia hole HR2 away from the first power voltage lead 310.

In a first control region 2011, the first power via hole HV1, the firstinput via hole HI1, the first reference via hole HR1, the fourth powervia hole HV4, the third input via hole HI3, and the third reference viahole HR3 form the first group of via holes; and one of the second powervia hole HV2 and the third power via hole HV3, the second input via holeHI2, the second reference via hole HR2, one of the fifth power via holeHV5 and the sixth power via hole HV6, the fourth input via hole HI4, andthe fourth reference via hole HR4 constitute a second group of viaholes. The relative position between the via holes in the first group ofvia holes is the same as the relative position between the via holes inthe second group of via holes. This can simplify the design andpreparation of the wiring substrate and reduce the cost of various arraysubstrates. In addition, this can also simplify the design andpreparation of the array substrate, and facilitate the debugging of thearray substrate.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, in the wiring substrateprovided by the present disclosure, referring to FIGS. 21 and 22 , in afirst control region 2011, the insulating material layer 103 is furtherprovided with the fifth reference via hole HR5 exposing a partial regionof the reference voltage lead 330, wherein the fifth reference via holeHR5 is located between the four device regions A. In this way, when thewiring substrate is used to prepare different array substrates, theconnection leads 500 of some array substrates can be further simplified.

Exemplarily, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be used toprepare a ninth array substrate provided with the first chip 010.Referring to FIG. 23 , the structure of the second metal wiring layer104 of the ninth array substrate can be the same as that of the firstarray substrate or the fifth array substrate, or local adjustments canbe made in view of above. Optionally, in the first control region 2011of the ninth array substrate, the fifth reference via hole HR5 may notoverlap with any second metal wiring layer 104 and be filled with theinsulating protection layer 105.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare a tenth array substrate provided with the second chip 020.The structure of the second metal wiring layer 104 of the tenth arraysubstrate may be the same as that of the second array substrate or thesixth array substrate, or local adjustments may be made in view ofabove.

In an embodiment of the tenth array substrate, referring to FIG. 24 ,compared with the second array substrate or the sixth array substrate,the reference voltage sub-pad P21 of the tenth array substrate and thereference voltage lead 330 are connected through the connection lead 500overlapping with the fifth reference via hole HR5.

In an embodiment of the tenth array substrate, compared with the secondarray substrate or the sixth array substrate, the reference voltagesub-pad P21 of the tenth array substrate may also be located at the sideof the address sub-pad P25 along the opposite direction of the firstdirection C. At this time, the reference voltage sub-pad P21 and thereference voltage lead 330 can be connected through the connection lead500 overlapping with the fifth reference via hole HR5.

Optionally, in the first control region 2011 of the tenth arraysubstrate, the reference voltage sub-pad P21 of the tenth arraysubstrate is connected to the reference voltage lead 330 through aconnection lead 500 that overlaps with the fifth reference via hole HR5.The first reference via hole HR1 to the fourth reference via hole HR4may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104 and be filledwith the insulating protection layer 105.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare the eleventh array substrate provided with the third chip030. The structure of the second metal wiring layer 104 of the eleventharray substrate can be the same as that of the third array substrate orthe seventh array substrate, or local adjustments can be made in view ofabove.

In an embodiment of the eleventh array substrate, referring to FIG. 25 ,compared with the seventh array substrate, the reference voltage sub-padP31 of the eleventh array substrate is connected to the referencevoltage lead 330 through the connection lead 500 overlapping with thefifth reference via hole HR5.

Optionally, in the first control region 2011 of the eleventh arraysubstrate, the reference voltage sub-pad P31 of the eleventh arraysubstrate is connected to the reference voltage lead 330 through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with the fifth reference via hole HR5.The first reference via hole HR1 to the fourth reference via hole HR4may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104, and are filledwith the insulating protection layer 105.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare a twelfth array substrate provided with the fourth chip 040.The structure of the second metal wiring layer 104 of the twelfth arraysubstrate can be the same as that of the fourth array substrate or theeighth array substrate, or local adjustments can be made in view ofabove.

In an embodiment of the twelfth array substrate, referring to FIG. 26 ,compared with the fourth array substrate or the eighth array substrate,the reference voltage sub-pad P41 of the twelfth array substrate awayfrom the first reference via hole HR1 or away from the third referencevia hole HR3 are connected to the reference voltage lead 330 by aconnection lead 500 overlapping with the fifth reference via hole HR5.

For example, in the first control region 2011 of the twelfth arraysubstrate, along the second direction D or the opposite directionthereof, of the two sub-pad columns of the fourth pad group P40, thesub-pad column provided with the reference voltage sub-pad P41 islocated on the side close to the fifth reference via hole HR5. In otherwords, along the second direction D, the reference voltage sub-pad P41is located between the strobe signal sub-pad P45 and the first referencevia hole HR1; and the fourth pad group P40 is located at a side alongthe second direction D of the fifth reference via hole HR5. This isconvenient for the reference voltage sub-pad P41 to be electricallyconnected to the reference voltage lead 330 through the fifth referencevia hole HR5.

Optionally, in the first control region 2011 of the twelfth arraysubstrate, one reference voltage sub-pad P41 of the twelfth arraysubstrate is connected to the reference voltage lead 330 through aconnection lead 500 overlapping with one of the first reference via holeHR1 and the third reference via hole HR3. Another reference voltagesub-pad P41 is connected to the reference voltage lead 330 through aconnection lead 500 overlapping with the fifth reference via hole HR5.The remaining reference via holes may not overlap with any second metalwiring layer 104 and be filled with the insulating protection layer 105.

Optionally, in some embodiments of the wiring substrate of the presentdisclosure, referring to FIGS. 27 and 28 , in a first control region2011, the insulating material layer 103 is further provided with thefifth input via hole HI5 exposing a partial region of the first inputlead 320. Along the first direction C, the fifth input via hole HI5 islocated between the first reference via hole HR1 and the third deviceregion A (2, 1). The insulating material layer 103 may also be providedwith the sixth input via hole HI6 exposing a partial region of thesecond input lead 340. The sixth input via hole HI6 and the fifth inputvia hole HI5 are symmetrical with respect to the axis of the referencevoltage lead 330. In this way, the wiring substrate provided by thepresent disclosure can also be applied to different microchips, and thendifferent array substrates can be prepared.

Exemplarily, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be used toprepare a thirteenth array substrate provided with the first chip 010.Referring to FIG. 29 , the structure of the second metal wiring layer104 of the thirteenth array substrate may be basically the same as thatof the first array substrate, the fifth array substrate, or the nintharray substrate, or local adjustments can be made in view of above.

Optionally, in an embodiment of the thirteenth array substrate, in thefirst control region 2011, the fifth input via hole HI5 and the sixthinput via hole HI6 may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer104, and filled with the insulating protection layer 105.

Optionally, in another embodiment of the thirteenth array substrate, inthe first control region 2011, the first input sub-pad P13 of the firstpad group P10 corresponding to the first device region A (1, 1) isconnected with the first power voltage lead 310 by a connection lead 500overlapping with the fifth input via hole HI5. The first input via holeHI1 may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104, and befilled with the insulating protection layer 105.

Optionally, in another implementation of the thirteenth array substrate,in the first control region 2011, the first input sub-pad P13 of thefirst pad group P10 corresponding to the second device region A(1,2) isconnected to the second power voltage lead 350 through a connection lead500 overlapping with the sixth input via hole HI6. The third input viahole HI3 may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104, and befilled with the insulating protection layer 105.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare a fourteenth array substrate provided with the second chip020. The structure of the second metal wiring layer 104 of thefourteenth array substrate may be basically the same as that of thefirst array substrate, the fifth array substrate, or the tenth arraysubstrate, or local adjustments can be made in view of above.

In an embodiment of the fourteenth array substrate, in the first controlregion 2011, the reference voltage sub-pad P21 of the fourteenth arraysubstrate is connected to the reference voltage lead 330 through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with any of the first reference via holeHR1, the second reference via hole HR2 and the fifth reference via holeHR5. One of the chip power sub-pad P23 and the drive data sub-pad P24 isconnected to the first input lead 320 through a connection lead 500overlapping with the fifth input via hole HI5. The other of the chippower sub-pad P23 and the drive data sub-pad P24 is connected to thesecond input lead 340 through a connection lead 500 overlapping with thesixth input via hole HI6. Optionally, the connection lead 500overlapping with the fifth input via hole HI5 and the connection lead500 overlapping with the sixth input via hole HI6 may extend straightalong the second direction D, so as to reduce the overlapping lengthwith the reference voltage lead 330.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, referring to FIG. 30 ,compared with the tenth array substrate, in the first control region2011, the chip power sub-pad P23 of the fourteenth array substrate isconnected to the first input lead 320 by a connection lead 500overlapping with the fifth input via hole HI5. Optionally, theconnection lead 500 extends straight along the second direction, so asto reduce the overlapping length with the reference voltage lead 330.The drive data sub-pad P24 and the second input lead 340 are connectedby a connection lead 500 overlapping with the sixth input via hole HI6.Optionally, the connection lead 500 extends straight along the seconddirection. The first input via hole HI1 and the third input via hole HI3may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104 and may be filledwith the insulating protection layer 105.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare a fifteenth array substrate provided with the third chip 030.The structure of the second metal wiring layer 104 of the fifteentharray substrate may be the same as that of the third array substrate,the seventh array substrate, or the tenth array substrate, or localadjustments can be made in view of above.

In an embodiment of the fifteenth array substrate, referring to FIG. 31, compared with the eleventh array substrate, in the first controlregion 2011, the chip power sub-pad P33 of the fifteenth array substrateis connected to the first input lead 320 through a connection lead 500overlapping with the fifth input via hole HI5. Optionally, theconnection lead 500 extends straight along the second direction D. Thedrive data sub-pad P34 and the second input lead 340 are connected by aconnection lead 500 overlapping with the sixth input via hole HI6.Optionally, the connection lead 500 extends straight along the seconddirection D. The first input via hole HI1 and the third input via holeHI3 may not overlap with any second metal wiring layer 104 and may befilled with the insulating protection layer 105.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare a sixteenth array substrate provided with the fourth chip040. The structure of the second metal wiring layer 104 of the sixteentharray substrate may be the same as that of the fourth array substrate,the eighth array substrate, or the twelfth array substrate, or may beadjusted locally on this basis.

In an embodiment of the sixteenth array substrate, referring to FIG. 32, compared with the twelfth array substrate, in the first control region2011, the chip power sub-pad P43 of the sixteenth array substrate isconnected to the first input lead 320 through a connection lead 500overlapping with the fifth input via hole HI5. Optionally, theconnection lead 500 extends straight along the second direction D. Thedrive data sub-pad P44 of the sixteenth array substrate and the secondinput lead 340 are connected by a connection lead 500 overlapping withthe sixth input via hole HI6. Optionally, the connection lead 500extends straight along the second direction D. The first input via holeHI1 and the third input via hole HI3 may not overlap with any secondmetal wiring layer 104 and may be filled with the insulating protectionlayer 105.

Optionally, in some embodiments, referring to FIG. 33 , in the wiringsubstrate of the present disclosure and each prepared array substrate,the control region 201 may further include the second control region2012. In each control region column 220, the second control region 2012is located at a side of each first control region 2011 in the firstdirection C. In other words, in one control region column 220, the lastcontrol region 201 along the first direction C may be the second controlregion 2012, and the remaining control regions 201 may be the firstcontrol region 2011. Optionally, in each control region column 220, thenumber of the second control region 2012 is one.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 34 , in an embodiment, the wiringsubstrate includes a fan-out region, and the first metal wiring layer102 is provided in the fan-out region with fan-out leads 400 connectedto each drive lead 300. The drive lead 300 and the corresponding fan-outlead 400 are connected in the second control region 2012. In otherwords, the connection position of the fan-out lead 400 and the drivelead 300 is located within the range of each second control region 2012.The fan-out region and the second control region 2012 at least partiallyoverlap with each other.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 34 , in the second control region 2012,the first device region A (1, 1) and the second device region A (1,2)are both partially overlapped with the drive lead 300, and neither ofthem overlaps with the fan-out lead 400. The third device region A(2, 1) and the fourth device region A (2, 2) may partially overlap withthe fan-out leads 400.

Referring to FIG. 34 , in a second control region 2012 of the wiringsubstrate and each array substrate of an embodiment, the insulatingmaterial layer 103 is provided with a seventh, eighth, ninth and tenthpower via hole, a seventh, eight, ninth and tenth input via hole, and asixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth reference via hole.

The seventh power via hole HV7 and the eighth power via hole HV8 eachexpose at least a partial region of the first power voltage lead 310.The eighth power via hole HV8 is located at a side of the seventh powervia hole HV7 in the first direction, and located between the firstdevice region A (1, 1) and the third device region A (2, 1). In otherwords, the seventh power via hole HV7 may be located between the firstdevice region A (1, 1) and the third device region A (2, 1), or may belocated at a side of the first device region A (1, 1) away from thethird device region A(2,1). In an embodiment of the present disclosure,the relative positional relationship between the seventh power via holeHV7 and the first device region A (1, 1) in the second control region2012 is the same as the relative positional relationship between thefirst power via hole HV1 and the first device region A (1, 1) in thefirst control region 2011.

The ninth power via hole HV9 and the tenth power via hole HV10 eachexpose at least a partial region of the second power voltage lead 350.The tenth power via hole HV10 is located at a side of the ninth powervia hole HV9 in the first direction, and located between the seconddevice region A (1,2) and the fourth device region A (2, 2). In otherwords, the seventh power via hole HV7 may be located between the seconddevice region A(1,2) and the fourth device region A(2,2), or may belocated at a side of the second device region A(1,2) away from thefourth device region A (2, 2). In an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the relative positional relationship between the ninth powervia hole HV9 and the second device region A(1, 2) in the second controlregion 2012 is the same as the relative positional relationship betweenthe fourth power via hole HV4 and the second device region A(1,2) in thefirst control region 2011.

The seventh input via hole HI7 and the eighth input via hole HI8respectively expose a partial region of the first input lead 320. Theseventh input via hole HI7 is located at a side of the first deviceregion A (1, 1) away from the third device region A (2, 1). The eighthinput via hole HI8 is located between the first device region A (1, 1)and the third device region A (2, 1).

The ninth input via hole HI9 and the tenth input via hole HI10respectively expose a partial region of the second input lead 340. Theninth input via hole HI9 is located at a side of the second deviceregion A(1,2) away from the fourth device region A(2, 2). The tenthinput via hole HI10 is located between the second device region A (1,2)and the fourth device region A (2, 2).

The sixth to tenth reference via hole respectively expose a partialregion of the reference voltage lead 330. The sixth reference via holeHR6 and the seventh reference via hole HR7 are arranged along the seconddirection D and are located between the first device region A(1, 1) andthe third device region A (2, 1). The eighth reference via hole HR8 islocated between the first device region A (1, 1) and the third deviceregion A (2, 1). The ninth reference via hole HR9 is located between thesecond device region A (1, 2) and the fourth device region A (2, 2). Thetenth reference via hole HR10 is located between the four device regionsA of the second control region 2012.

Referring to FIG. 34 , in the second control region 2012, a drive lead300 and the fan-out lead 400 connected thereto may be a bent metal leadas a whole. In the metal lead, the part located at the end of the drivelead 300 along its extending direction is the drive lead 300. In otherwords, in the second control region 2012, near the junction of the drivelead 300 and the connection lead 500, the size of the drive lead 300 inthe second direction D may have shown a trend of gradually shrinking. Inthe wiring substrate of an embodiment, the seventh to tenth power viahole, the seventh to tenth input via hole, and the sixth to tenthreference via hole may respectively expose a part of the drive lead 300,so that the connection lead 500 of the array substrate may be connectedto the drive lead 300 instead of the fan-out lead 400. In this way,although the fan-out leads 400 overlapped with different second controlregions 2012 are different, the layout of the drive leads 300 overlappedwith the different second control regions 2012 is basically the same. Inthis way, in each second control region 2012, the wiring substrate ofthe present disclosure is provided with via holes above the relativelyfixedly distributed drive leads 300. This can avoid the fan-out leads400 to be different, simplify the design and preparation of the wiringsubstrate, and facilitate the design, preparation and debugging of thearray substrate.

The wiring substrate with the second control region 2012 provided in anembodiment can still be applied to different microchips and used toprepare different array substrates.

Exemplarily, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be used toprepare a seventeenth array substrate having the first chip 010. Thestructure of the first control region 2011 of the seventeenth arraysubstrate may be the same as that of any one of the first arraysubstrate, the fifth array substrate, the ninth array substrate, and thethirteenth array substrate.

Referring to FIG. 35 , in the second control region 2012, the secondmetal wiring layer 104 of the seventeenth array substrate may includefour first pad groups P10 each corresponding to a respective one of thefour device regions A. The pattern of each pad group may be the same asthe pattern of the first pad group P10 in the first control region 2011.

The first pad group P10 corresponding to the first device region A(1,1)and the first pad group P10 corresponding to the second device regionA(1,2) are located between the first device region A(1,1) and the seconddevice region A(1,2). The first pad group P10 corresponding to the firstdevice region A(1,1) is arranged close to the first device regionA(1,1), and the first pad group P10 corresponding to the second deviceregion A(1,2) is arranged close to the second device region A(1,2). Inthe first direction C, the first pad group P10 corresponding to thethird device region A (2, 1) is located between the first device regionA (1, 1) and the third device region A (2, 1), and the first pad groupP10 corresponding to the fourth device region A (2, 2) is locatedbetween the second device region A (1,2) and the fourth device region A(2, 2). Optionally, the first pad group P10 corresponding to the thirddevice region A (2, 1) and the first pad group P10 corresponding to thefourth device region A (2, 2) are at least partially overlapped with thereference voltage lead 330. Optionally, the first pad group P10corresponding to the first device region A (1, 1) and the first padgroup P10 corresponding to the second device region A (1,2) are arrangedalong the second direction D. The first pad group P10 corresponding tothe third device region A (2, 1) and the first pad group P10corresponding to the fourth device region A (2, 2) are arranged alongthe second direction D.

Referring to FIG. 35 , in the second control region 2012, the connectionbetween each first pad group P10 and the device control circuit, and themutual cascade therebetween, may be the same as those of the firstcontrol region. In other words, the first pad group P10 corresponding toeach device region A in a signal channel can be cascaded sequentially,so that the output sub-pad P12 of the first pad group P10 correspondingto the (n−1)th stage of device region A is connected to the first inputsub-pad P13 of the first pad group P10 corresponding to the n-th stageof device region A by the connection lead 500. The second end of thedevice control circuit of the device region A is connected to the outputsub-pad P12 of the corresponding second pad group P20 through theconnection lead 500.

In the first pad group P10 corresponding to the first device region A(1, 1) in the second control region 2012, the reference voltage sub-padP11 and the reference voltage lead 330 are connected through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with the sixth reference via hole HR6.The first input sub-pad P13 and the first input lead 320 are connectedthrough the connection lead 500 overlapping with the seventh input viahole HI7. In the first pad group P10 corresponding to the second deviceregion A(1,2) in the second control region 2012, the reference voltagesub-pad P11 and the reference voltage lead 330 are connected through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with the seventh reference via hole HR7.The first input sub-pad P13 and the second input lead 340 are connectedthrough the connection lead 500 overlapping with the ninth input viahole HI9. In the first pad group P10 corresponding to the third deviceregion A (2, 1) in the second control region 2012, the reference voltagesub-pad P11 and the reference voltage lead 330 are connected through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with the eighth reference via hole HR8.The first input sub-pad P13 and the first input lead 320 are connectedthrough the connection lead 500 overlapping the eighth input via holeHI8. In the first pad group P10 corresponding to the fourth deviceregion A (2, 2) in the second control region 2012, the reference voltagesub-pad P11 and the reference voltage lead 330 are connected through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with the ninth reference via hole HR9.The first input sub-pad P13 and the second input lead 340 are connectedthrough the connection lead 500 overlapping with the tenth input viahole HI10.

With reference to FIG. 35 , in the second control region 2012, the firstend of the device control circuit of the first device region A (1, 1) isconnected to the first power voltage lead 310 through a connection lead500 overlapping with the seventh power via hole HV7. The first end ofthe device control circuit of the second device region A (1,2) isconnected to the second power voltage lead 350 through the connectionlead 500 that overlaps with the ninth power via hole HV9. The first endof the device control circuit of the third device region A (2, 1) isconnected to the first power voltage lead 310 through a connection lead500 that overlaps with the eighth power via hole HV8. The first end ofthe device control circuit of the fourth device region A (2, 2) isconnected to the second power voltage lead 350 through a connection lead500 that overlaps with the tenth power via hole HV10.

Optionally, in an embodiment of the seventeenth array substrate, thetenth reference via hole HR10 may not overlap with any second metalwiring layer 104 and be filled with the insulating protection layer 105.

In the seventeenth array substrate, by adjusting the positions of thefour first pad groups P10 in the second control region 2012, the fourfirst pad groups P10 can be dispersedly arranged, avoiding two adjacentfirst pad groups P10 to be arranged next to each other. Thus, it isavoided that two adjacent first chips are arranged next to each otherthereby causing a large shielding of light, further avoiding poor lightspots (mura) caused by the shading of the first chips.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare an eighteenth array substrate having the second chip 020. Thestructure of the first control region 2011 of the eighteenth arraysubstrate may be the same as that of any one of the second arraysubstrate, the sixth array substrate, the tenth array substrate, and thefourteenth array substrate.

Referring to FIG. 36 , in the second control region 2012, the secondmetal wiring layer 104 of the eighteenth array substrate may include asecond pad group P20. Optionally, the pattern of the second pad groupP20 in the first control region 2011 and the second control region 2012may be the same.

Referring to FIG. 36 , in the second control region 2012 of theeighteenth array substrate, the second pad group P20 may be locatedbetween the four device regions A. In other words, in a second controlregion 2012, along the first direction C, the second pad group P20 islocated between the first device region A (1, 1) and the third deviceregion A (2, 1). In the second direction D, the second pad group P20 islocated between the first device region A (1, 1) and the second deviceregion A (1,2).

In the eighteenth array substrate, in the second control region 2012,the reference voltage sub-pad P21 of the second pad group P20 isconnected to the reference voltage lead 330 through the connection lead500 overlapping with at least one of the sixth reference via hole HR6,the seventh reference via hole HR7, and the tenth reference via holeHR10. One of the drive data sub-pad P24 and the chip power sub-pad P23is connected to the first input lead 320 through a connection lead 500overlapping with the eighth input via hole HI8. The other of the drivedata sub-pad P24 and the chip power sub-pad P23 is connected to thesecond input lead 340 through a connection lead 500 overlapping with thetenth input via hole HI10. The four output sub-pads P12 are respectivelyconnected to the second ends of the device control circuits of the fourdevice regions A.

For example, in an embodiment of the eighteenth array substrate, in thesecond control region 2012, the reference voltage sub-pad P21 of thesecond pad group P20 is located at a side along the first direction C ofthe address sub-pad P25 of the second pad group P20, so as to ensurethat the connection lead 500 connected to the reference voltage sub-padP21 of the second pad group P20 can extend to overlap with the tenthreference via hole HR10, and the connection lead 500 is completelyoverlapped with the reference voltage lead 330. In this way, when theconnection lead 500 and the reference voltage lead 330 areshort-circuited, defects can be avoided on the eighteenth arraysubstrate.

In the second control region 2012, the chip power sub-pad P23 and thefirst input lead 320 are connected by a connection lead 500 overlappingwith the eighth input via hole HI8. The drive data sub-pad P24 and thesecond input lead 340 are connected through a connection lead 500overlapping with the tenth input via hole HI10. The address sub-pad P25and the address lead 360 are connected through a connection lead 500overlapping with the address via hole. The first output sub-pad P221 maybe connected to the second end of the device control circuit of thefirst device region A(1,1) through the connection lead 500. The secondoutput sub-pad P222 may be connected to the second end of the devicecontrol circuit of the second device region A(1,2) through theconnection lead 500. The third output sub-pad P223 can be connected tothe second end of the device control circuit of the third device regionA(2,1) through the connection lead 500. The fourth output sub-pad P224may be connected to the second end of the device control circuit of thefourth device region A (2, 2) through the connection lead 500. The firstend of the device control circuit of the first device region A (1, 1) isconnected to the first power voltage lead 310 through the connectionlead 500 overlapping with the seventh power via hole HV7. The first endof the device control circuit of the second device region A (1,2) isconnected to the second power voltage lead 350 through the connectionlead 500 overlapping with the ninth power via hole HV9. The first end ofthe device control circuit of the third device region A (2, 1) isconnected to the first power voltage lead 310 by a connection lead 500overlapping with the eighth power via hole HV8. The first end of thedevice control circuit in the fourth device region A (2, 2) is connectedto the second power voltage lead 350 through a connection lead 500 thatoverlaps with the tenth power via hole HV10.

Optionally, in an embodiment of the eighteenth array substrate, theseventh input via hole HI7, the ninth input via hole HI9, the sixthreference via hole HR6, the seventh reference via hole HR7, the eighthreference via hole HR8, and the ninth reference via hole HR9 in thesecond control region 2012 may not overlap with any second metal wiringlayer 104, and may be filled with the insulating protection layer 105.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare a nineteenth array substrate having the third chip 030. Thestructure of the first control region 2011 of the nineteenth arraysubstrate may be the same as that of any one of the third arraysubstrate, the seventh array substrate, the eleventh array substrate,and the fifteenth array substrate.

Referring to FIG. 37 , in the second control region 2012, the secondmetal wiring layer 104 of the nineteenth array substrate may include athird pad group P30. Optionally, the pattern of the third pad group P30in the first control region 2011 and the second control region 2012 maybe the same.

Referring to FIG. 37 , in the second control region 2012 of thenineteenth array substrate, the third pad group P30 may be locatedbetween the four device regions A. In other words, in a second controlregion 2012, along the first direction C, the third pad group P30 islocated between the first device region A (1, 1) and the third deviceregion A (2, 1). In the second direction D, the third pad group P30 islocated between the first device region A (1, 1) and the second deviceregion A (1,2).

In the nineteenth array substrate, in the second control region 2012,the reference voltage sub-pad P31 of the third pad group P30 isconnected to the reference voltage lead 330 through a connection lead500 overlapping with at least one of the sixth reference via hole HR6,the seventh reference via hole HR7, and the tenth reference via holeHR10. One of the drive data sub-pad P34 and the chip power sub-pad P33is connected to the first input lead 320 through a connection lead 500overlapping with the eighth input via hole HI8. The other of the drivedata sub-pad P34 and the chip power sub-pad P33 is connected to thesecond input lead 340 through a connection lead 500 overlapping with thetenth input via hole HI10. The four output sub-pads are respectivelyconnected to the second ends of the device control circuits of the fourdevice regions A. In a signal channel, the third pad groups P30 aresequentially cascaded. The strobe signal sub-pad P35 of the third padgroup P30 at the first stage is connected to the address lead 360through a connection lead 500 overlapping with the address via hole. Therelay signal sub-pad P36 of the third pad group P30 at the (n−1)th stageis connected to the strobe signal sub-pad P35 of the third pad group P30at the nth stage by the connection lead 500.

For example, in an embodiment of the nineteenth array substrate,referring to FIG. 37 , in the second control region 2012, the referencevoltage sub-pad P31 of the third pad group P30 is located at a side inthe first direction C of the relay signal sub-pad P36 of the third padgroup P30. In this way, the connection lead 500 connected to thereference voltage sub-pad P31 of the third pad group P30 can extend tooverlap with the tenth reference via hole HR10, and the connection lead500 is completely overlapped with the reference voltage lead 330. Whenthe connection lead 500 and the reference voltage lead 330 areshort-circuited, defects can be avoided on the nineteenth arraysubstrate. In the second control region 2012, the chip power sub-pad P33and the first input lead 320 are connected by a connection lead 500overlapping with the eighth input via hole HI8. The drive data sub-padP34 and the second input lead 340 are connected through the connectionlead 500 overlapping with the tenth input via hole HI10. The firstoutput sub-pad P321 can be connected to the second end of the devicecontrol circuit of the first device region A(1,1) through the connectionlead 500. The second output sub-pad P222 can be connected to the secondend of the device control circuit of the second device region A (1,2)through the connection lead 500. The third output sub-pad P223 can beconnected to the third end of the device control circuit of the thirddevice region A (2, 1) through the connection lead 500. The fourthoutput sub-pad P224 can be connected to the second end of the devicecontrol circuit of the fourth device region A (2, 2) through theconnection lead 500. In the second control region 2012, the first end ofthe device control circuit of the first device region A (1, 1) isconnected to the first power voltage lead 310 through a connection lead500 that overlaps with the seventh power via hole HV7. The first end ofthe device control circuit of the second device region A (1,2) and thesecond power voltage lead 350 are connected through the connection lead500 overlapping with the ninth power via hole HV9. The first end of thedevice control circuit of the third device region A (2, 1) and the firstpower voltage lead 310 are connected through a connection lead 500 thatoverlaps with the eighth power via hole HV8. The first end of the devicecontrol circuit of the first device region A(1, 1) and the first powervoltage lead 310 are connected through a connection lead 500 thatoverlaps with the tenth power via hole HV10.

Optionally, in an embodiment of the nineteenth array substrate, theseventh input via hole HI7, the ninth input via hole HI9, the sixthreference via hole HR6, the seventh reference via hole HR7, the eighthreference via hole HR8, and the ninth reference via hole HR9 in thesecond control region 2012 may not overlap with any second metal wiringlayer 104, and may be filled with the insulating protection layer 105.

Illustratively again, the wiring substrate in an embodiment may be usedto prepare a twentieth array substrate having the fourth chip 040. Thestructure of the first control region 2011 of the twentieth arraysubstrate may be the same as that of any one of the fourth arraysubstrate, the eighth array substrate, the twelfth array substrate, andthe sixteenth array substrate.

In the second control region 2012, the second metal wiring layer 104 ofthe twentieth array substrate may include a fourth pad group P40,wherein the pattern of the fourth pad group P40 in the first controlregion 2011 and the second control region 2012 can be the same.

Referring to FIG. 38 , in the second control region 2012 of thetwentieth array substrate, the fourth pad group P40 may be locatedbetween the four device regions A. In other words, in a second controlregion 2012, in the first direction C, the fourth pad group P40 islocated between the first device region A (1, 1) and the third deviceregion A (2, 1), and in the second direction D, the fourth pad group P40is located between the first device region A (1, 1) and the seconddevice region A (1,2).

In the twentieth array substrate, in the second control region 2012, thefourth pad group P40 has two sub-pad columns, and each sub-pad columnincludes five sub-pads arranged along the first direction C. Along thesecond direction D, of the two sub-pad columns, the sub-pad columnprovided with the reference voltage sub-pad P41 may be located at theside close to the tenth reference via hole HR10. In this way, theconnection lead 500 connected to one of the reference voltage sub-pads41 can extend to overlap with the tenth reference via hole HR10. Theconnection lead 500 connected to the other of the reference voltagesub-pads 41 can extend to overlap with the eighth reference via hole HR8or the ninth reference via hole HR9. In the second control region 2012,one of the drive data sub-pad P44 and the chip power sub-pad P43 of thefourth pad group P40 is connected to the first input lead 320 throughthe connection lead 500 overlapping with the eighth input via hole HI8.The other of the drive data sub-pad P44 and the chip power sub-pad P43of the fourth pad group P40 is connected to the second input lead 340through the connection lead 500 overlapping with the tenth input viahole HI10. The four output sub-pads are respectively connected to thesecond ends of the device control circuits of the four device regions A.In a signal channel, the fourth pad groups P40 are sequentiallycascaded. The strobe signal sub-pad P45 of the fourth pad group P40 atthe first stage is connected to the address lead 360 through theconnection lead 500 overlapping with the address via hole. The relaysignal sub-pad P46 of the fourth pad group P40 at the (n−1)th stage isconnected to the strobe signal sub-pad P45 of the fourth pad group P40at the nth stage by the connection lead 500.

For example, in an embodiment of the twentieth array substrate,referring to FIG. 38 , in the second control region 2012, along thesecond direction D, the relay signal sub-pad P46 of the fourth pad groupP40 is located at a side along the second direction D of the referencevoltage sub-pad P41, and the reference voltage sub-pad P41 is located ata side along the second direction D of the tenth reference via holeHR10. The connection lead 500 connected to one of the reference voltagesub-pads P41 of the fourth pad group P40 extends to overlap with thetenth reference via hole HR10, and the connection lead 500 connected tothe other of the reference voltage sub-pads P41 extends to overlap withthe eighth reference via hole HR8. The drive data sub-pad P44 and thefirst input lead 320 are connected through the connection lead 500overlapping with the eighth input via hole HI8. The chip power sub-padP43 and the second input lead 340 are connected through the connectionlead 500 overlapping with the tenth input via hole HI10. The firstoutput sub-pad P421 may be connected to the second end of the devicecontrol circuit of the fourth device region A (2, 2) through theconnection lead 500. The second output sub-pad P422 may be connected tothe second end of the device control circuit of the third device regionA(2,1) through the connection lead 500. The third output sub-pad P423can be connected to the second end of the device control circuit of thesecond device region A(1,2) through the connection lead 500. The fourthoutput sub-pad P424 may be connected to the second end of the devicecontrol circuit of the first device region A (1, 1) through theconnection lead 500. The first end of the device control circuit of thefirst device region A (1, 1) and the first power voltage lead 310 areconnected through the connection lead 500 overlapping with the seventhpower via hole HV7. The first end of the device control circuit of thethird device region A (2,1) and the first power voltage lead 310 areconnected through the connection lead 500 overlapping with the eighthpower via hole HV8. The first end of the device control circuit of thesecond device region A(1,2) and the second power voltage lead 350 areconnected through the connection lead 500 overlapping with the ninthpower via hole HV9. The first end of the device control circuit in thefourth device region A (2, 2) is connected to the second power voltagelead 350 through a connection lead 500 that overlaps with the tenthpower via hole HV10.

Optionally, in an embodiment of the twentieth array substrate, theseventh input via hole HI7, the ninth input via hole HI9, the sixthreference via hole HR6, the seventh reference via hole HR7 and the ninthreference via hole HR9 in the second control region 2012 may not overlapwith any second metal wiring layer 104, and may be filled with theinsulating protection layer 105.

In the wiring substrate provided by the present disclosure, at least oneaddress lead 360 may be provided in one signal channel. The insulatingmaterial layer 103 may be provided with an address via hole exposing apartial region of the address lead 360. In this way, in the arraysubstrate of the present disclosure, the second metal wiring layer 104may be provided with a connection lead 500 that overlaps with theaddress via hole, and the connection lead 500 may be connected to thechip pad group corresponding to the microchip, so as to provide therequired signal to the microchip.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 40 , two address leads 360 may be providedin one control region column 220. Exemplarily, referring to FIGS. 10,16, 22, 28, and 34 , in a control region column 220, the address lead360 includes a first address lead 361 and a second address lead 362,wherein the first address lead 361 is disposed between the first powervoltage lead 310 and the first input lead 320, and the second addresslead 361 is disposed between the second power voltage lead 350 and thesecond input lead 340.

Optionally, of the two address leads 360 in one control region column220, one of the address leads 360 may extend to the end of the controlregion column 220 away from the binding region B, and the other of theaddress leads 360 may be only arranged in the control region 201 closestto the binding region B. Exemplarily, referring to FIG. 50 , a firstaddress lead 361 and a second address lead 362 are arranged in a controlregion column 220. The first address lead 361 may extend in a directionaway from the binding region B, and overlap with each control region 201in the control region column 220. The second address lead 362 onlyoverlaps with the second control region 2012. That is, it may only belocated in the control region 201 close to the binding region B.

Optionally, the number of address leads 360 provided on the wiringsubstrate is not less than the number of control region rows 210, and atleast one address lead 360 is provided in one signal channel. Theaddress via hole includes at least a first address via hole HD1 and asecond address via hole HD2. In an embodiment of the present disclosure,the number of address leads 360 provided on the wiring substrate isequal to the number of control region rows 210.

Referring to FIG. 40 , the first address via hole HD1 can be disposedclose to an end of the address lead 360, and at least one first addressvia hole HD1 is disposed in each signal channel. Referring to FIG. 41 ,when the microchip is the first chip 010, the third chip 030 or thefourth chip 040, the microchip and the address lead 360 can be connectedthrough the connection lead 500 overlapping with the first address viahole HD1, and then controlled by the strobe signal loaded on the addresslead 360. Further, in a signal channel, the first address via hole HD1for connecting the first stage of microchip and the address lead 360 maybe located in the same control region 201 as the first stage ofmicrochip.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 40 , in an embodiment of the wiringsubstrate and the array substrate of the present disclosure, each firstaddress via hole HD1 may be linearly arranged along the second directionD.

Optionally, in an embodiment of the wiring substrate and the arraysubstrate of the present disclosure, the first address via hole HD1 maybe located at an end of the wiring substrate away from the bindingregion B. Of course, in another embodiment of the wiring substrate andthe array substrate of the present disclosure, the first address viahole HD1 may be located at an end of the wiring substrate close to thebinding region B.

Optionally, in an embodiment of the wiring substrate and the arraysubstrate of the present disclosure, referring to FIG. 41 , only onefirst address via hole HD1 may be provided in one signal channel.

Optionally, in another embodiment of the wiring substrate and the arraysubstrate of the present disclosure, referring to FIG. 43 , the firstaddress via holes HD1 are arranged in a one-to-one correspondence withthe address leads 360, wherein each of the first address via holes HD1may expose a partial region of the corresponding address lead 360.Referring to FIG. 44 , the number of first address via holes HD1 canexceed the required number. When setting the second metal wiring layer104, one of the first address via holes HD1 can be selected in eachsignal channel as the first address via hole HD1 corresponding to thissignal channel, wherein the corresponding first address via hole HD1 isused to electrically connect the address lead 360 to the cascaded firststage of microchip, and the remaining first address via holes HD1 can befilled with the insulating protection layer 105. In this way, the arraysubstrate can more flexibly select the first address via hole HD1 thatoverlaps with the connection lead 500 according to the wiringrequirements of the second metal wiring layer 104, and make other firstaddress via holes HD1 not overlapped with any connection lead 500 andfilled by the insulating protection layer 105.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 40 , at least one second address via holeHD2 is provided in each control region row 210, and one second addressvia hole HD2 can be selected from the control region row 210 as thesecond address via hole HD2 corresponding to the control region row 210.In the wiring substrate of the present disclosure, the second addressvia hole HD2 corresponding to each control region row 210 respectivelyexposes a different address lead 360. In other words, each controlregion row 210 is provided with the second address via hole HD2corresponding to the control region row 210, wherein the second addressvia hole HD2 corresponding to each control region row 210 respectivelyexpose a partial region of a different address lead. It can beunderstood that, in some embodiments, part of the first address via holeHD1 may be multiplexed as the second address via hole HD2.

In the array substrate of the present disclosure, when the microchip isthe second chip or other microchips that need to be scanned row by row,referring to FIG. 42 , the second metal wiring layer 104 may be providedwith a plurality of connection leads 500 each corresponding to arespective control region row 210 and acting as a scan lead. The scanlead overlaps with each control region 201 of the corresponding controlregion row 210, and overlaps with the second address via hole HD2corresponding to the control region row 210. Each address sub-pad P25 inthe control region row 210 can be connected to the scan lead through theconnection lead 500. In this way, the address lead 360 connected to thescan lead can be used to load a strobe signal to the scan lead, therebyenabling each second chip 020 in the control region row 210 to bestrobed.

In some embodiments, the scan lead may extend along the second directionD, and the two ends thereof may be respectively located in the twocontrol regions 201 at the two ends of the control region row 210, andthe scan lead may pass through other control regions 201 in the controlregion row 210.

Referring to FIG. 42 , in some embodiments, the scan lead may extendstraight along the second direction D and overlap with one of the secondaddress via holes HD2. In another embodiment of the present disclosure,the scan lead may include an extension section and a connection section,wherein the extension section may extend along the second direction Dwithout overlapping with any second address via hole HD2; and theconnection section is connected to the extension section whileoverlapping with one of the second address vias holes HD2.

In some embodiments, referring to FIG. 40 , the number of second addressvia holes HD2 on the wiring substrate is the same as the number ofcontrol region rows 210, and different address leads 360 arerespectively exposed, wherein, each of the second address via holes HD2is arranged in a one-to-one correspondence with each control region row210, and each of the second address via holes HD2 is located in thecorresponding control region row 210. In this way, the number of thesecond address via holes HD2 is small, which can reduce the possibleimpact of the second address via holes HD2 on the address leads 360.

In other embodiments, referring to FIG. 43 , in the array substrate andthe wiring substrate of the present disclosure, in each control regionrow 210, the number of the second address via holes HD2 is the same asthe number of the address leads 360 and corresponds to each other in aone-to-one correspondence. Each of the second address via holes HD2exposes the corresponding address lead 360. In other words, in theoverlapping range between each address lead 360 and the control regionrow 210, at least one second address via hole HD2 is provided. Thus,referring to FIG. 45 , in the array substrate of the present disclosure,one second address via hole HD2 can be selected in a control region row210 as the second address via hole HD2 corresponding to the controlregion row 210. The second address via hole HD2 corresponding to thecontrol region row 210 overlaps with the connection lead 500, so as todrive each microchip in the control region row 210. In this way, thewiring flexibility of the array substrate can be increased, and thedesign, preparation, and debugging of the wiring substrate and the arraysubstrate can be facilitated.

Optionally, the address via hole may also include a third address viahole HD3. Referring to FIGS. 40 and 43 , the third address via hole HD3can be arranged close to an end of the address lead 360. Along the firstdirection C, the first address via hole HD1 and the third address viahole HD3 can be respectively distributed at two ends of the wiring boardof the present disclosure. In one signal channel, at least one thirdaddress via hole HD3 can be provided, and the number of address leads isat least two. At least one first address via hole HD1 and at least onethird address via hole HD3 respectively expose different address leads.When the microchip of the array substrate is the first chip 010, theoutput pin 012 of the first chip 010 of the last stage and the addresslead 360 can be connected through the connection lead 500 overlappingwith the third address via hole HD3, thereby making the cascaded firstchip 010 forms a loop. When the microchip of the array substrate is thethird chip 030 or the fourth chip 040, the output pin of the third chip030 or the fourth chip 040 of the last stage and the address lead 360are connected through the connection leads 500 overlapping with thethird address via hole HD3, so that the cascaded third chip 030 orfourth chip 040 forms a loop. It can be understood that the firstaddress via hole HD1 and the third address via hole HD3 are two relativeconcepts defined according to the connection relationship between themicrochip and the address lead 360 in the array substrate. One addressvia hole may be the first address via hole HD1 in an array substrate,but in another array substrate, it may be the third address via holeHD3. It can be also understood that, in some embodiments, at least partof the third address via hole HD3 can be multiplexed as the secondaddress via hole HD2.

In some embodiments, referring to FIG. 40 , in the array substrate andthe wiring substrate of the present disclosure, on one address lead 360,the first address via hole HD1 and the third address via hole HD3 arenot provided at the same time. Exemplarily, two address leads can bearranged in one control region column, and one first address via holeHD1 and one third address via hole HD3 can be arranged. The firstaddress via hole HD1 exposes one of the address leads, and the thirdaddress via hole HD3 exposes the other address lead. In anotherembodiment of the present disclosure, referring to FIG. 43 , in thearray substrate and wiring substrate of the present disclosure, on eachaddress lead 360, the first address via hole HD1 and the third addressvia hole HD3 can be provided at the same time. In other words, both endsof each address lead 360 are respectively exposed by the first addressvia hole HD1 and the third address via hole HD3. In each signal channelof the array substrate, for a plurality of microchips that aresequentially cascaded, the first stage of microchip and the last stageof microchip are respectively connected to different address leads 360.In this way, the wiring flexibility of the array substrate can beimproved.

Optionally, in the array substrate of the present disclosure, part ofthe address via hole may be overlapped with the connection leads 500, sothat the address leads 360 can load signals to the microchip through theconnection lead 500 overlapped with the address via hole. The remainingaddress via holes may not be overlapped with any second metal wiringlayer 104, and may be filled with the insulating protection layer 105.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 46 , in the wiring substrate of thepresent disclosure, the first metal wiring layer 102 may also have afirst voltage distribution line 371 extending along the second directionD, and each drive lead 300 may be located at the side along the firstdirection C of the first voltage distribution line. 371. One of thepower voltage lead and the reference voltage lead 330 may extend alongthe opposite direction of the first direction C, so as to be connectedto the first voltage distribution line 371. In other words, the firstpower voltage lead and the second power voltage lead may extend alongthe opposite direction of the first direction, so as to be connected tothe first voltage distribution line. Alternatively, the referencevoltage lead may extend along the opposite direction of the firstdirection, so as to be connected to the first voltage distribution. Thisallows each power voltage lead or each reference voltage lead 330 to beelectrically connected to each other, thereby improving the anti-signaldisturbance capability and the voltage stability of the array substrateused for the wiring substrate.

Further, in the wiring substrate of the present disclosure, referring toFIG. 46 , the first metal wiring layer 102 may also have a secondvoltage distribution line 372 extending along the second direction D.The first voltage distribution line 371 may be located between thesecond voltage distribution line 372 and each drive lead 300. One of thepower voltage lead and the reference voltage lead 330 may extend alongthe opposite direction of the first direction C, so as to be connectedto the first voltage distribution line 371. The other drive lead 300extends at most partially along the opposite direction of the firstdirection C, so as to be connected to the second voltage distributionline 372, and the drive lead 300 is not connected to the first voltagedistribution line. In an array substrate based on a wiring substrate,the second metal wiring layer 104 may be provided with a bridging lead373, which crosses the first voltage distribution line 371, and connectsthe second voltage distribution line 372 with the other drive lead 300as mentioned above through a via hole.

Exemplarily, referring to FIG. 46 , in an embodiment of the presentdisclosure, in the first metal wiring layer 102, each reference voltagelead 330 may extend along the opposite direction of the first directionC, so as to be connected to the first voltage distribution line 371. Inthe first metal wiring layer 102, the first voltage distribution line371 is located between the second voltage distribution line 372 and atleast part of the power voltage lead, so that at least part of the powervoltage lead and the second voltage distribution line 372 are notelectrically connected through the second voltage distribution line 372.In an array substrate based on the above array substrate, referring toFIG. 46 , the second metal wiring layer 104 may be provided with aplurality of bridging leads 373, and the respective power voltages thatare disconnected from the second voltage distribution line 372 on thefirst metal wiring layer 104 are disposed in one-to-one correspondencewith each bridging lead 373. The bridging lead 373 crosses the firstvoltage distribution line 371, and has one end connected to the secondvoltage distribution line 372 through a via hole, and the other endconnected to a corresponding power voltage lead through a via hole. Inthis way, in the array substrate, the power voltage leads areelectrically connected to each other, which can realize mutual shuntingbetween different power voltage leads, improve the anti-overloadcapability of the power voltage leads, and improve the anti-disturbanceperformance and the pressure stability performance of the arraysubstrate. The reference voltage leads 330 are electrically connected toeach other, which can improve the anti-signal disturbance capability ofthe array substrate and improve the voltage stability on the referencevoltage leads 330.

Further, referring to FIG. 46 , in the wiring substrate, along thesecond direction D, the first voltage distribution line 371 may belocated between the two power voltage leads on two sides of the wiringsubstrate. In this way, in the first metal wiring layer 102, the powervoltage leads on the two sides can extend along the opposite directionof the first direction C, so as to be connected to the second voltagedistribution line 372.

Illustratively, in another embodiment of the present disclosure, in thefirst metal wiring layer 102, each power voltage lead may extend alongthe opposite direction of the first direction C, so as to be connectedto the first voltage distribution line 371. In the first metal wiringlayer 102, the first voltage distribution line 371 is located betweenthe second voltage distribution line 372 and the reference voltage lead330, so that the reference voltage lead 330 and the second voltagedistribution line 372 are not electrically connected through the firstmetal wiring layer 102. In an array substrate based on the above arraysubstrate, the second metal wiring layer 104 may be provided withbridging leads 373 arranged in a one-to-one correspondence with eachreference voltage lead 330. The bridging lead 373 crosses the firstvoltage distribution line 371, and has one end connected to the secondvoltage distribution line 372 through a via hole, and the other endconnected to the corresponding reference voltage lead 330 through a viahole. In this way, in the array substrate, the power voltage leads areelectrically connected to each other, which can realize mutual shuntingbetween different power voltage leads, improve the anti-overloadcapability of the power voltage leads, and improve the anti-disturbanceperformance and the pressure stability performance of the arraysubstrate. The reference voltage leads 330 are electrically connected toeach other, which can improve the anti-signal disturbance capability ofthe array substrate and improve the voltage stability on the referencevoltage leads 330.

Optionally, in the array substrate of the present disclosure, referringto FIG. 46 , the bridging lead 373 may partially overlap with the deviceregion A. At this time, the direction of the connection lead 500 in thedevice control circuit can be adjusted so that the connection lead 500keeps clear of the bridging lead 373. In this way, the relativepositions of the functional devices 107 in the device region A are thesame in different device regions A, which can ensure that the functionaldevices 107 are evenly distributed on the array substrate.

Optionally, referring to FIG. 47 , the array substrate further includesa plurality of conductive connection parts 374, and the first powervoltage lead 310 and the second power voltage lead 350 adjacent to eachother are connected by a plurality of conductive connection parts 374.In this way, two adjacent power voltage leads are connected by aplurality of conductive connection parts 374 to form a grid, which cannot only make the signal shunt between the two power voltage leadssufficiently and effectively, but also avoid two adjacent power voltageleads to be completely merged into one power voltage lead, therebyresulting in an excessively large proportion of the metal region of thefirst metal wiring layer 102.

It can be understood that in some other embodiments, two adjacent powervoltage leads can also be completely merged into one power voltage lead,so as to reduce the impedance of the power voltage lead and improve theanti-overload performance thereof. Further, by adjusting the spacingbetween different drive leads 300, hollowing out part of the drive leads300, etc., the proportion of the metal region of the metal wiring layercan be adjusted to meet the manufacturing process requirements of thearray substrate.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the conductive connectionpart 374 may be located on the first metal wiring layer 102, and theconductive connection part 374 is located between two adjacent powervoltage leads and connected to the two power voltage leads, so that theadjacent two power voltage leads and the conductive connection part 374between them form a grid shape.

Of course, in other embodiments of the array substrate of the presentdisclosure, part or all of the conductive connection parts 374 may alsobe located on the second metal wiring layer 104. For example, theconductive connection part 374 is located on the second metal wiringlayer 104, and the conductive connection part 374 is connected to twoadjacent power voltage leads through via holes. As another example, theconductive connection part 374 may include a first part and a secondpart. The first part is located on the first metal wiring layer 102 andis connected to one of the power voltage leads, and the second part islocated on the second metal wiring layer 104 and is connected to thefirst part and the other supply voltage lead through a via hole.

Embodiments of the present disclosure also provide a light emittingmodule, which includes any of the array substrates described in theabove-mentioned array substrate embodiments. The light emitting modulecan be a light emitting module of a computer monitor, a light emittingmodule of a mobile phone screen, a light emitting module of a TV, or alight emitting module of other liquid crystal displays. It can be adirect type of light emitting module of a transmissive liquid crystaldisplay. It can also be a direct type of light emitting module of areflective liquid crystal display. Since the light emitting module hasany one of the array substrates described in the above-mentioned arraysubstrate embodiment, it has the same beneficial effects, which will notbe repeated in the present disclosure.

Those skilled in the art will easily think of other embodiments of thepresent disclosure after considering the specification and practicingthe invention disclosed herein. The present application is intended tocover any variations, uses, or adaptive changes of the presentdisclosure. These variations, uses, or adaptive changes follow thegeneral principle of the present disclosure and include common knowledgeor conventional technical means in the technical field that are notdisclosed in the present disclosure. The description and the embodimentsare only regarded as exemplary, and the true scope and spirit of thepresent disclosure are indicated by the appended claims.

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 1. A wiring substrate, comprising a plurality ofcontrol regions distributed in an array, wherein the plurality ofcontrol regions are arranged into a plurality of control region rows anda plurality of control region columns; each of the control regioncolumns comprises at least two of the control regions arranged along afirst direction; each of the control region rows comprises at least twoof the control regions arranged along a second direction; and the seconddirection is parallel to a plane where the wiring substrate is locatedand intersects with the first direction; each of the control regionscomprises four device regions distributed in an array; the deviceregions are configured to set up functional devices that areelectrically connected to each other; and the four device regions ineach of the control regions are respectively a first device region, asecond device region, a third device region, and a fourth device region;wherein the first device region is the device region located in thefirst row along the first direction and in the first column along thesecond direction in the control region, the second device region is thedevice region located in the first row along the first direction and inthe second column along the second direction in the control region, thethird device region is the device region located in the second row alongthe first direction and in the first column along the second directionin the control region, and the fourth device region is the device regionlocated in the second row along the first direction and in the secondcolumn along the second direction in the control region; the wiringsubstrate comprises a base substrate, a first metal wiring layer, and aninsulating material layer that are stacked in sequence, wherein thefirst metal wiring layer is provided with drive leads extending alongthe first direction; in each of the control region columns, the driveleads comprise at least a first power voltage lead, a first input lead,a reference voltage lead, a second input lead, and a second powervoltage lead that are sequentially arranged along the second direction;the wiring substrate further comprises at least one signal channelextending along the first direction, each of the signal channelscomprising at least one of the control region columns; and in each ofthe signal channels, the drive leads further comprise at least oneaddress lead; the control regions comprise first control regions,wherein in one of the first control regions, the insulating materiallayer is provided with a first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixthpower via hole, a first, second, third and fourth input via hole, and afirst and second reference via hole; the first, second and third powervia holes are arranged in sequence along the first direction andrespectively expose a partial region of the first power voltage lead;the first power via hole is located at a side of the device region A(1,1) away from the device region A (2,1) or located between the deviceregion A (1,1) and the device region A (2,1); the second power via holeis located between the device region A (1, 1) and the device region A(2, 1); and the third power via hole is located at a side of the deviceregion A (2, 1) away from the device region A(1,1); the fourth, fifthand sixth power via holes are arranged in sequence along the firstdirection and respectively expose a partial region of the second powervoltage lead; the fourth power via hole is located at a side of thesecond device region away from the fourth device region or locatedbetween the second device region and the fourth device region; the fifthpower via hole is located between the second device region and thefourth device region; and the sixth power via hole is located at a sideof the fourth device region away from the second device region; thefirst input via hole and the second input via hole respectively expose apartial region of the first input lead; the first input via hole islocated between an edge of the first device region away from the thirddevice region and an edge of the third device region close to the firstdevice region; and the second input via hole is located at a side of thethird device region away from the first device region; the third inputvia hole and the fourth input via hole respectively expose a partialregion of the second input lead; the third input via hole is locatedbetween an edge of the second device region away from the fourth deviceregion and an edge of the fourth device region close to the seconddevice region; and the fourth input via hole is located at a side of thefourth device region away from the second device region; the firstreference via hole and the second reference via hole respectively exposea partial region of the reference voltage lead; and along the firstdirection, the first reference via hole is located between the firstdevice region and the third device region, and the second reference viahole is located at a side of the third device region away from the firstdevice region; and in each of the signal channels, the insulatingmaterial layer is further provided with at least one address via holethat exposes a partial region of the at least one address lead.
 2. Thewiring substrate according to claim 1, wherein in one of the controlregion columns, the first power via hole and the fourth power via holeare symmetrical about a first symmetry axis, the second power via holeand the fifth power via hole are symmetrical about a second symmetryaxis, and the third power via hole and the sixth power via hole aresymmetrical about a third symmetry axis.
 3. The wiring substrateaccording to claim 1, wherein in one of the control region columns, thefirst input via hole and the third input via hole are symmetrical abouta fourth symmetry axis, and the second input via hole and the fourthinput via hole are symmetrical about a fifth symmetry axis.
 4. Thewiring substrate according to claim 1, wherein in one of the firstcontrol regions, along the first direction, the first power via hole andthe fourth power via hole are located between the first device regionand the first reference via hole; the second power via hole and thefifth power via hole are located between the third device region and thefirst reference via hole; and the third power via hole and the sixthpower via hole are located between the third device region and thesecond reference via hole.
 5. The wiring substrate according to claim 1,wherein in one of the first control regions, the insulating materiallayer is further provided with a third reference via hole and a fourthreference via hole exposing a partial region of the reference voltagelead; the third reference via hole and the first reference via hole aresymmetric about a sixth symmetry axis; and the fourth reference via holeand the second reference via hole are symmetric about a seventh symmetryaxis.
 6. The wiring substrate according to claim 5, wherein in one ofthe first control regions, along the second direction, the thirdreference via hole and the fourth reference via hole are located at aside of the first reference via hole and the second reference via holeaway from the first power voltage lead; in one of the first controlregions, the first power via hole, the first input via hole, the firstreference via hole, the fourth power via hole, the third input via hole,and the third reference via hole constitute a first group of via holes;and one of the second power via hole and the third power via hole, thesecond input via hole, the second reference via hole, one of the fifthpower via hole and the sixth power via hole, the fourth input via hole,and the fourth reference via hole constitute a second group of viaholes; and a relative position between via holes in the first group ofvia holes is the same as a relative position between via holes in thesecond group of via holes.
 7. The wiring substrate according to claim 1,wherein in one of the first control regions, the insulating materiallayer is further provided with a fifth reference via hole that exposes apartial region of the reference voltage lead, the fifth reference viahole being located between the four device regions.
 8. The wiringsubstrate according to claim 1, wherein in one of the first controlregions, the insulating material layer is further provided with a fifthinput via hole exposing a partial region of the first input lead; alongthe first direction, the fifth input via hole is located between thefirst reference via hole and the third device region; the insulatingmaterial layer is also provided with a sixth input via hole that exposesa partial region of the second input lead; and the sixth input via holeand the fifth input via hole are symmetric about an eighth symmetryaxis, the eighth symmetry axis extending along the first direction. 9.The wiring substrate according to claim 1, wherein the control regionsfurther comprise a second control region; and in each of the controlregion columns, the second control region is located at a side along thefirst direction of the first control region; in one of the secondcontrol regions, the insulating material layer is provided with aseventh, eighth, ninth and tenth power via hole, a seventh, eighth,ninth and tenth input via hole, and a sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth andtenth reference via hole; the seventh power via hole and the eighthpower via hole respectively expose at least a partial region of thefirst power voltage lead; the ninth power via hole and the tenth powervia hole respectively expose at least a partial region of the secondpower voltage lead; the eighth power via hole is located at a side alongthe first direction of the seventh power via hole and between the firstdevice region and the third device region; and the tenth power via holeis located at a side along the first direction of the ninth power viahole and between the second device region and the fourth device region;the seventh input via hole and the eighth input via hole respectivelyexpose a partial region of the first input lead; the seventh input viahole is located at a side of the first device region away from the thirddevice region; the eighth input via hole is located between the firstdevice region and the third device region; the ninth input via hole andthe tenth input via hole respectively expose a partial region of thesecond input lead; the ninth input via hole is located at a side of thesecond device region away from the fourth device region; the tenth inputvia hole is located between the second device region and the fourthdevice region; the sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth reference viahole respectively expose a partial region of the reference voltage lead,wherein the sixth reference via hole and the seventh reference via holeare arranged along the second direction and located between the firstdevice region and the third device region; the eighth reference via holeis located between the first device region and the third device region;the ninth reference via hole is located between the second device regionand the fourth device region; and the tenth reference via hole islocated between the four device regions of the second control region.10. The wiring substrate according to claim 9, wherein the wiringsubstrate includes a fan-out region, and the first metal wiring layer isprovided with fan-out leads each connected to a respective one of thedrive leads in the fan-out region, wherein the drive lead is connectedto a respective one of the fan-out leads in the second control region.11. The wiring substrate according to claim 1, wherein the number of theaddress leads is not less than the number of the control region rows;and the address via holes comprises first address via holes and secondaddress via holes; the first address via holes are arranged close to anend of the address lead, and at least one of the first address via holesis arranged in each of the signal channels; and the second address viahole corresponding to the control region row is provided in each of thecontrol region rows, and the second address via hole corresponding toeach of the control region rows respectively expose a different partialregion of the address lead.
 12. The wiring substrate according to claim11, wherein the address via holes further comprise third address viaholes; along the first direction, the first address via holes and thethird address via holes are respectively distributed at two ends of thewiring substrate; and in one of the signal channels, the number of theaddress leads is at least two, the number of the third address via holesis at least one, and at least one of the first address via holes and atleast one of the third address via holes respectively expose a differentone of the address leads. 13-14. (canceled)
 15. The wiring substrateaccording to claim 11, wherein the number of the second address viaholes is the same as the number of the control region rows, and each ofthe second address via holes is arranged corresponding to a respectiveone of the control region rows; each of the second address via holesrespectively exposes a different one of the address leads; and each ofthe second address via holes is located in a respective one of thecontrol region rows.
 16. The wiring substrate according to claim 11,wherein in each of the control region rows, the number of the secondaddress via holes is the same as the number of the address leads, andeach of the second address via holes is arranged corresponding to arespective one of the address leads, each of the second address viaholes exposing a respective one of the address leads.
 17. The wiringsubstrate according to claim 1, wherein the first metal wiring layerfurther comprises a first voltage distribution line extending along thesecond direction, and each of the drive leads is located at a side alongthe first direction of the first voltage distribution line; and thefirst power voltage lead and the second power voltage lead extend alonga direction opposite to the first direction to be connected with thefirst voltage distribution line, or the reference voltage lead extendsin a direction opposite to the first direction to be connected with thefirst voltage distribution line.
 18. The wiring substrate according toclaim 17, wherein the first metal wiring layer further comprises asecond voltage distribution line extending along the second direction,wherein the first voltage distribution line is located between thesecond voltage distribution line and each of the drive leads.
 19. Anarray substrate, comprising a wiring substrate, the wiring substratecomprising a plurality of control regions distributed in an array,wherein the plurality of control regions are arranged into a pluralityof control region rows and a plurality of control region columns; eachof the control region columns comprises at least two of the controlregions arranged along a first direction; each of the control regionrows comprises at least two of the control regions arranged along asecond direction; and the second direction is parallel to a plane wherethe wiring substrate is located and intersects with the first direction;each of the control regions comprises four device regions distributed inan array; the device regions are configured to set up functional devicesthat are electrically connected to each other; and the four deviceregions in each of the control regions are respectively a first deviceregion, a second device region, a third device region, and a fourthdevice region; wherein the first device region is the device regionlocated in the first row along the first direction and in the firstcolumn along the second direction in the control region, the seconddevice region is the device region located in the first row along thefirst direction and in the second column along the second direction inthe control region, the third device region is the device region locatedin the second row along the first direction and in the first columnalong the second direction in the control region, and the fourth deviceregion is the device region located in the second row along the firstdirection and in the second column along the second direction in thecontrol region; the wiring substrate comprises a base substrate, a firstmetal wiring layer, and an insulating material layer that are stacked insequence, wherein the first metal wiring layer is provided with driveleads extending along the first direction; in each of the control regioncolumns, the drive leads comprise at least a first power voltage lead, afirst input lead, a reference voltage lead, a second input lead, and asecond power voltage lead that are sequentially arranged along thesecond direction; the wiring substrate further comprises at least onesignal channel extending along the first direction, each of the signalchannels comprising at least one of the control region columns; and ineach of the signal channels, the drive leads further comprise at leastone address lead; the control regions comprise first control regions,wherein in one of the first control regions, the insulating materiallayer is provided with a first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixthpower via hole, a first, second, third and fourth input via hole, and afirst and second reference via hole;
 20. The array substrate accordingto claim 19, wherein the array substrate further comprises: a secondmetal wiring layer and an insulating protection layer which aresequentially laminated on a side of the insulating material layer of thewiring substrate away from the base substrate; and multiple functionaldevices and multiple microchips, wherein the second metal wiring layercomprises a plurality of connection leads, a plurality of device padgroups and a plurality of chip pad groups, wherein the functionaldevices are bound and connected to the device pad groups, the microchipsare connected to the chip pad groups, the device pad groups and the chippad groups are connected to the connection leads, and at least part ofthe connection leads is connected to the first metal wiring layerthrough at least part of the via holes provided on the insulatingmaterial layer.
 21. The array substrate according to claim 20, wherein adevice control circuit is provided in each of the device regions, andthe device control circuit comprises one of the functional devices or aplurality of the functional devices electrically connected to oneanother; in the first control region, a connection between a first endof the device control circuit in the first device region and the firstpower voltage lead is made through the connection lead that overlapswith the first power via hole; a connection between a first end of thedevice control circuit in the third device region and the first powervoltage lead is made through the connection lead that overlaps with thesecond power via hole or the third power via hole; a connection betweena first end of the device control circuit in the second device regionand the second power voltage lead is made through the connection leadthat overlaps with the fourth power via hole; and a connection between afirst end of the device control circuit in the fourth device region andthe second power voltage lead is made through the connection lead thatoverlaps with the fifth power via hole or the sixth power via hole.22-35. (canceled)
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A light emitting module, comprising an arraysubstrate, the array substrate comprising a wiring substrate, and thewiring substrate comprising a plurality of control regions distributedin an array, wherein the plurality of control regions are arranged intoa plurality of control region rows and a plurality of control regioncolumns; each of the control region columns comprises at least two ofthe control regions arranged along a first direction; each of thecontrol region rows comprises at least two of the control regionsarranged along a second direction; and the second direction is parallelto a plane where the wiring substrate is located and intersects with thefirst direction; each of the control regions comprises four deviceregions distributed in an array; the device regions are configured toset up functional devices that are electrically connected to each other;and the four device regions in each of the control regions arerespectively a first device region, a second device region, a thirddevice region, and a fourth device region; wherein the first deviceregion is the device region located in the first row along the firstdirection and in the first column along the second direction in thecontrol region, the second device region is the device region located inthe first row along the first direction and in the second column alongthe second direction in the control region, the third device region isthe device region located in the second row along the first directionand in the first column along the second direction in the controlregion, and the fourth device region is the device region located in thesecond row along the first direction and in the second column along thesecond direction in the control region; the wiring substrate comprises abase substrate, a first metal wiring layer, and an insulating materiallayer that are stacked in sequence, wherein the first metal wiring layeris provided with drive leads extending along the first direction; ineach of the control region columns, the drive leads comprise at least afirst power voltage lead, a first input lead, a reference voltage lead,a second input lead, and a second power voltage lead that aresequentially arranged along the second direction; the wiring substratefurther comprises at least one signal channel extending along the firstdirection, each of the signal channels comprising at least one of thecontrol region columns; and in each of the signal channels, the driveleads further comprise at least one address lead; the control regionscomprise first control regions, wherein in one of the first controlregions, the insulating material layer is provided with a first, second,third, fourth, fifth and sixth power via hole, a first, second, thirdand fourth input via hole, and a first and second reference via hole;the first, second and third power via holes are arranged in sequencealong the first direction and respectively expose a partial region ofthe first power voltage lead; the first power via hole is located at aside of the device region A (1,1) away from the device region A (2,1) orlocated between the device region A (1,1) and the device region A (2,1);the second power via hole is located between the device region A (1, 1)and the device region A (2, 1); and the third power via hole is locatedat a side of the device region A (2, 1) away from the device regionA(1,1); the fourth, fifth and sixth power via holes are arranged insequence along the first direction and respectively expose a partialregion of the second power voltage lead; the fourth power via hole islocated at a side of the second device region away from the fourthdevice region or located between the second device region and the fourthdevice region; the fifth power via hole is located between the seconddevice region and the fourth device region; and the sixth power via holeis located at a side of the fourth device region away from the seconddevice region; the first input via hole and the second input via holerespectively expose a partial region of the first input lead; the firstinput via hole is located between an edge of the first device regionaway from the third device region and an edge of the third device regionclose to the first device region; and the second input via hole islocated at a side of the third device region away from the first deviceregion; the third input via hole and the fourth input via holerespectively expose a partial region of the second input lead; the thirdinput via hole is located between an edge of the second device regionaway from the fourth device region and an edge of the fourth deviceregion close to the second device region; and the fourth input via holeis located at a side of the fourth device region away from the seconddevice region; the first reference via hole and the second reference viahole respectively expose a partial region of the reference voltage lead;and along the first direction, the first reference via hole is locatedbetween the first device region and the third device region, and thesecond reference via hole is located at a side of the third deviceregion away from the first device region; and in each of the signalchannels, the insulating material layer is further provided with atleast one address via hole that exposes a partial region of the at leastone address lead.